SCHEDULE UPDATE: How to watch Browns vs. Eagles in Week 2 preseason game: TV, live stream
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TV Broadcast
- National: The game will air on NFL Network, featuring the Eagles' feed with announcers Scott Graham, Ross Tucker, and Dave Spadaro (sideline reporter).
- Local:
- In the Philadelphia market: Tune in to NBC10.
- In the Cleveland market: Watch on WEWS News 5 (ABC affiliate).
- Other regional channels (subject to availability):
- WPMT (Fox43): Harrisburg-Lancaster-Lebanon-York, PA
- WATM (ABC 23): Johnstown-Altoona-State College-DuBois-Bedford, PA
- CW Delmarva (47.2): Salisbury, MD
- WOLF (Fox56): Wilkes-Barre-Scranton-Hazelton, PA
- KHII (MyNet): Hawaii
- ESPN: Australia and New Zealand
- ESPN2: Africa
- Postgame Show: In Philadelphia, catch The Postgame Show presented by Ricoh on PhiladelphiaEagles.com, the Eagles app, or social media, hosted by Ashlyn Sullivan, Fran Duffy, and Ike Reese.
Source: philadelphiaeagles.com
Live Stream
- Free Streaming (Local Markets):
- Philadelphia and Cleveland markets: Stream for free on the Eagles app or PhiladelphiaEagles.com (geographic restrictions apply; update the app to the latest version).
- International Home Marketing Areas (Ghana, Australia, New Zealand): Available on the Eagles app or website.
- NFL+:
- Stream the game on NFL+, the NFL’s subscription service, which offers live local and primetime preseason games on mobile devices and tablets.
- Includes live game audio, NFL Network shows on-demand, and NFL Films archives.
- Pricing starts at approximately $7/month with a 7-day free trial.
- Fubo:
- Stream on Fubo, which carries NFL Network, WEWS News 5 (in Cleveland), and NBC10 (in Philadelphia).
- Offers a 7-day free trial; plans start at $85/month (taxes and fees may apply).
- Covers ESPN, ABC, CBS, Fox, NBC, and 200+ channels for live sports.
- Other Platforms:
- DIRECTV: Includes NFL Network and local affiliates (CBS, Fox) with the MySports Genre Pack ($70/month, 5-day free trial).
- Hulu + Live TV, YouTube TV: Both carry NFL Network and local channels, with free trials (3 days for Hulu, 2–14 days for YouTube TV). Plans start at $83/month.
- NordVPN: For viewers outside the U.S., use a VPN to access streams by appearing in a supported region. NordVPN costs $3.59/month for a 2-year plan with a 70% discount.
The Cleveland Browns vs. Philadelphia Eagles Week 2 preseason game is scheduled for Saturday, August 16, 2025, at 1:00 PM ET at Lincoln Financial Field, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. Below is how you can watch or stream the game, based on available information from reliable sources.
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