Patriots vs. Eagles Super Bowl: game time, TV channel, streaming info

The New England Patriots take on the Philadelphia Eagles this Sunday in Super Bowl LII. The 2018 Super Bowl is set to pit a backup NFC East quarterback forced to play due to injury against an unstoppable AFC East quarterback with a stout defense. I mean, when has that ever happened before?

With all the hype surrounding the game in Minneapolis (the site of Super Bowl XXVI that saw the Buffalo Bills lost to the Washington Redskins), it’s easy to forget that the two teams will actually PLAY THE GAME today and we will be without genuine football until August.

With that long stretch without actual football looming, try to enjoy today’s game even if Tom Brady is in it. Chat in the comments section and Go Bills! Fly Eagles Fly!

Super Bowl LII

Site: US Bank Stadium, Minneapolis, Minnesota
Kickoff: 6:30 p.m. Eastern
Channel: NBC (Al Michaels & Cris Collinsworth with Michele Tafoya on the sideline)
Stream: NBCSports.com
Line: Patriots by 4.5, over/under 48

Patriots injury report

Wednesday: LIMITED - CB Malcolm Butler (illness), TE Rob Gronkowski (concussion), S Brandon King (knee), DE Deatrich Wise (concussion)

Thursday: FULL - CB Malcolm Butler (illness), TE Rob Gronkowski (concussion), S Brandon King (knee), DE Deatrich Wise (concussion)

Friday: NONE

Eagles injury report

Wednesday: FULL - RB Jay Ajayi (ankle), DT Fletcher Cox (calf), LB Dannell Ellerbe(hamstring); DNP - DT Timmy Jernigan (illness)

Thursday: FULL - RB Jay Ajayi (ankle), DT Fletcher Cox (calf), LB Dannell Ellerbe (hamstring); DNP - DT Timmy Jernigan (illness)

Friday: FULL - RB Jay Ajayi (ankle), DT Fletcher Cox (calf), LB Dannell Ellerbe (hamstring), DT Timmy Jernigan (illness)