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Philadelphia Eagles vs. New York Jets: Fan Guide for Preseason Week 3 Clash at MetLife Stadium

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Philadelphia Eagles fans, get ready! The Birds are heading to East Rutherford to battle the New York Jets in Week 3 of the 2025 NFL Preseason, their final tune-up before the regular season kicks off. If you’re traveling from Philly or watching from home, here’s everything you need to know for game day.

📅 Game Info

  • Date & Time: August 22, 2025 – Kickoff at 7:30 PM EDT

  • Location: MetLife Stadium, East Rutherford, NJ (about 90 miles from Philly, ~1.5–2 hours by car)

  • Broadcast: Locally on NBC10 Philadelphia, or tune in to SportsRadio 94WIP for live coverage.

  • 🚗 Getting to the Stadium

    Driving:

    • Distance: ~90 miles, usually 1.5–2 hours depending on traffic.

  • Best routes: I-95 North or the New Jersey Turnpike.

  • Parking: Reserve ahead through TicketMaster or ParkWhiz ($30–$50). Arrive early to avoid congestion.

  • Public Transit:

    • Bus: Companies like Greyhound/Megabus run from Philly (30th Street Station) to Port Authority Bus Terminal (NYC). From there, connect with NJ Transit to Meadowlands Rail Line (2.5–3 hours total).

  • Train: From 30th Street Station, take Amtrak or NJ Transit to Secaucus Junction, then transfer to Meadowlands Rail Line. Cost ~$15–$30 one-way.

  • Rideshare: Uber/Lyft trips from Philly can run $100–$150 each way.

  • 🎟 Tickets

  • SeatGeek/TicketMaster: Popular for resale and official tickets. Prices start around $130.

  • Klook (International Fans): From $57 (check availability).

  • Recommended Sections for Eagles Fans:

    • Sections 100–200 (closer to the field, near the action)

  • Section 300 (cheaper but good view)

  • VIP/Club Level: From $300+ for premium experience.

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    📺 How to Watch if You’re Not There

    • NBC10 Philadelphia (TV broadcast)

  • Sports Bars: Chickie’s & Pete’s, McGillin’s Olde Ale House, or Xfinity Live!

  • Streaming: NFL+ ($6.99/month), Peacock ($5.99/month), ESPN/ CBS Sports.

  • Radio: SportsRadio 94WIP (94.1 FM) or Audacy App.

  • 🏟 Stadium Details

    • Capacity: ~82,500 seats.

  • Food: Classic stadium eats + Philly Cheesesteaks (perfect for Eagles fans).

  • Rules: Clear bag policy enforced. Arrive early to avoid delays at security.

  • Tailgating: Pre-game festivities start 2–3 hours before kickoff. Philly fans will be out in full force, so bring your Eagles gear and join the chants of “Fly Eagles Fly!”

  • 🔥 Extra Game Notes

    • Eagles come in hot after their Super Bowl LIX victory, favored by 6 points per FanDuel.

  • Jets will look to pull an upset, with stars like Aaron Rodgers expected to play.

  • Weather in late August NJ: mild evenings (20–25°C).

  • 📞 Fan Support Contacts

  • MetLife Stadium: metlifestadium.com for parking & policies

  • Transit Info: NJ Transit hotline 973-275-5555

  • 👉 Whether you’re heading to MetLife or watching from Philly, make sure you’re ready. Pack your green gear, join the chants, and show Jets fans what Eagles Nation is all about.

    Fly, Eagles, Fly! 🦅

    INJURY UPDATE: Packers HC Matt LaFleur Explains Brandon McManus Injury Concern Comments
    Green Bay Packers fans, show your Cheesehead pride! Snag the latest jerseys, caps, and gear to back Jordan Love, Josh Jacobs, and the Pack as we hunt for another Super Bowl. Get yours now and let’s go, Green Bay! SHOP NOW After enjoying a red-hot start to the 2025 campaign, the Green Bay Packers have suffered a pair of odd results over their past two games, losing to the Cleveland Browns before tying the Dallas Cowboys. After getting some time off during their Week 5 bye week, the Packers will have a great opportunity to get back in the win column in Week 6 when they take on the Cincinnati Bengals. Green Bay may be heavy favorites heading into this game, but they were recently dealt a concerning injury update regarding kicker Brandon McManus. On Friday, head coach Matt LaFleur addressed his situation and whether or not the team expects him to be able to play in their upcoming game. Matt LaFleur Dishes on Brandon McManus’ Injury McManus is in his second season with the Packers, and he’s generally held up well as the team’s kicker. He has made seven of his nine field goal attempts, while also nailing 11 of his 12 extra point attempts. McManus hit a clutch kick at the end of overtime in Week 4 against the Cowboys to help his squad escape with a tie after they very nearly ran the clock out on themselves. During the week, McManus picked up a quad injury that has thrown his status into doubt. Considering how the Packers don’t have another kicker at their disposal, this is a bit concerning, because if McManus can’t go, they will be in a tough spot. To this point, though, Green Bay hasn’t made a move to bring another kicker to town. When speaking about his injury earlier in the week, McManus made it clear that he doesn’t think it will impact his Week 6 status. LaFleur had a different viewpoint on Friday, though, as he said that the team is going to keep tabs on McManus’ status before ultimately deciding whether or not he can play through this injury on Sunday. “I was trying to tell him, ‘Yeah, you’ve dealt with this. Well, we haven’t, and I haven’t, in my experience,'” LaFleur said in response to McManus’ comments on his injury status. “You’re a kicker, and your leg is bothering you. That’s a problem. It’s no different than a quarterback that has something with their throwing arm or throwing shoulder, that is a concern. Whether or not you can work yourself through it or not, time will tell.”