Steelers-Eagles broadcast map: TV channel, start time, how to live stream, odds and more for 15

The Pittsburgh Steelers (10-3) are headed back out onto the road and into enemy territory this week… though this go around, it’s a visit across the state to take on the Philadelphia Eagles (11-2) at Lincoln Financial Field. The Steelers haven’t won a road game against the Eagles since Week 6 of the 1965 season — a 20-14 win that was their first win of the season (and one of just two they’d manage all year.

The length of time since Pittsburgh’s last win in Philly, paired with the loss of their star wide receiver (out with a hamstring injury) and two starters on defense (safety DeShon Elliott, and defensive lineman Larry Ogunjobi) have plenty of Steelers fans anxious ahead of Week 15… but still. The grit, focus and overall vibe of this team have shown a theme of resiliency that even one of the league’s most balanced rosters (and best rushing attacks) isn’t enough to dampen the spirits of the black and gold faithful.

Win or lose, this is a game no one is going to want to miss. So, here’s all you need to know on how to watch the Steelers-Eagles in Week 15.

How to watch Steelers vs. Eagles

Date: Sunday, December 15

Kickoff time: 4:25 p.m. ET

TV channel: Fox

Live stream: Fox app, Fox Sports apps, NFL+ in local markets or YouTube TV Sunday Ticket out of market

FanDuel odds:

Steelers-Eagles broadcast map vis 506sports

Steelers-Eagles will air locally on Fox in jurisdictions indicated in the color red.

In local markets (indicated in red), the Steelers-Eaglesgame will air on Fox, also available to watch on the Fox and Fox Sports apps with a valid cable login for those within the broadcast map.

Those who are in the local viewing areas for the game will also be able to watch the game on the NFL+ even if they don’t have access to watch Fox. An NFL+ subscription, which allows users to watch live local and primetime games in the regular and postseasons, with additional access to watch NFL Network, is available for $6.99 per month or $49.99 annually.

Those who are out of local viewing markets can watch the game with an NFL Sunday Ticket subscription available through YouTube TV. Those without a YouTube TV base plan can subscribe to the NFL Sunday Ticket for four payments of $66 per month or a single payment of $264 for the remainder of the season. Those who have a YouTube TV base plan (or subscribe to one) can get the NFL Sunday Ticket at a discount of $52.25 per month or $209 for the rest of the season.