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Watch Monday Night Football: Panthers v Buccaneers

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CHARLOTTE, N.C., Sporting Alert — Monday Night Football, live on WatchESPN and ESPN has scheduled the Carolina Panthers against the Tampa Bay Buccaneers at Bank of America Stadium here in Charlotte.

Watch the Buccaneers vs. Panthers at 8:30 p.m. ET on ESPN or stream live on a computer, tablet or other internet-connected devices with the WatchESPN app. Monday Night Football: ESPN/WatchESPN at 8:25 p.m.

  • Play-by-play: Sean McDonough
  • Color analyst: Jon Gruden
  • Sideline reporter: Lisa Salters

The Panthers (1-3), who dropped the last two games, will also be without star quarterback and last year’s league MVP Cam Newton because of a concussion after he suffered a head injury during the Week 4 loss to the Atlanta Falcons.

Newton was unable to take part in practice throughout the week due to restrictions from the league’s concussion protocol and has a result, he was ruled out of playing Monday night.

With Newton out, veteran Derek Anderson will be handed the starting place at quarterback after a week of preparation with the first team.

Anderson replaced the shook up Newton in the fourth quarter against the Falcons and went 17 of 23 on completed passes for 172 yards with two touchdowns and two interceptions.

There is no doubt that Carolina will be missing their leader, but the hosts are relishing the challenge of battling without him in Monday Night Football.

“I like coaching with a challenge in mind,” Panthers coach Ron Rivera said ahead of the clash.

It will be the third missed game by Newton since he was drafted in 2011.

Interestingly, the other two previous occasions were also against the Buccaneers, with Anderson picking up wins both times.

“We’ve done this before,” Rivera said. “I expect our guys to come out and play, and play with energy and play to their abilities.

“We have a lot of faith in the guys replacing the guys that aren’t playing.

“It is that next-man-up mentality. We’ve done it before. We’ve proven it.”

Meanwhile, like Carolina, the Buccaneers and young quarterback Jameis Winston are also on a rough patch in recent weeks and need to start putting together a run if they are to make the playoffs.

Tampa Bay has dropped it last three games and was held to just seven points in two of those treble outings.

Ahead of the clash, the Bucs are reporting that defensive end Robert Ayers is ‘doubtful’ for the game, while running back Charles Sims is on injured reserve.

NFL Monday Night Football
Monday, October 10

Tampa Bay at Carolina 8:30 PM ESPN, WatchESPN

ESPN/WatchESPN: Saints v Falcons MNF Livescore; Stream

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NEW ORLEANS, LA, Sporting Alert- The New Orleans Saints have officially listed Willie Snead as inactive for tonight’s – Monday Night Football game against the Atlanta Falcons at the Mercedes-Benz Superdome.

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The wide receiver was a doubt for the Week 3 game and listed as questionable because of a toe injury, but had not been completely ruled out of the match.

However, the Saints (0-2) have now listed the second year pro as inactive, which could mean rookie receiver Michael Thomas, who is being highly looked after by the club, is expected to play a large role in the contest.

New Orleans has been very impressed with the rookie WR they drafted out of Ohio State and he could see more targets on Monday night.

Besides Thomas, the Saints can also call on Brandon Coleman as another complement to Brandin Cooks.

Listed as inactive as well is safety Kenny Vaccaro, who has been ruled out with an ankle injury.

What to watch for on Monday night

Vaccaro was listed as questionable, after failing to take the practice field on Thursday and Friday. He entered the pitch for practice on Saturday and it was thought he would be available for the Falcons clash.

With him being ruled out, Roman Harper is expected to move into the starting lineup.

Also inactive for the Saints are defensive tackle Tyeler Davison, who is out with a shoulder and foot problem, linebacker Dannell Ellerbe (quad) and TE Josh Hill (ankle).

Meanwhile, for the Falcons, linebackers De’Vondre Campbell and Paul Worrilow are both listed as inactive players, along with guards Mike Person and Wes Schweitzer.

Julio Jones and Keanu Neal are both active for the travellers.

ESPN Football Power Index is backing the Saints to win their first game this season, giving them a 60.6-percent chance to beat the Falcons (1-1).

Monday Night Football Inactive Players

Saints Inactives: WR Willie Snead, S Kenny Vaccaro, DT Tyeler Davison, LB Dannell Ellerbe, TE Josh Hill, LT Terron Armstead, CB Delvin Breaux

Falcons Inactives: LB De’Vondre Campbell, LB Paul Worrilow, DL Courtney Upshaw, G Mike Person, G Wes Schweitzer.

Philadelphia Eagles at Chicago Bears: Monday Night Football LIVE

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CHICAGO, Sporting Alert – The Philadelphia Eagles hunt their second win of the season when they travel to face the Chicago Bears on Monday Night Football at Soldier Field.

Kickoff time for this encounter is set for 8:30 PM ET and will be streaming live on WatchESPN and ESPN.

TV: 8:30 p.m. ET, ESPN, WatchESPN Stream. LINE: Bears -4. O/U: 43. Livescore: ESPN Livescores

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The Eagles won their last outing, sealing a 29-10 victory over the Cleveland Browns, with Carson Wentz throwing for two touchdowns in helping his team covered the game as a 4-point favourite.

The Bears, meanwhile, suffered a 23-14 defeat at the hands of the Houston Texans on the road, but are looking forward to bouncing back.

Jay Cutler passed for 216 yards and one touchdown with an interception in that defeat, while Alshon Jeffery had 105 receiving yards.

LAST HEAD-TO-HEAD MEETING

Philadelphia and Chicago last met in a competitive game in December 2013, with the Eagles running away with the contest 54-11, as Cutler and co. struggled to get going on offense.

BACK TO CURRENT

Going into today’s Monday Night Football fixture, all eyes will be on Eagles’ rookie quarterback Wentz, who impressed many with his performance in Week 1.

Philadelphia QB coach John DeFilippo revealed that he was sold on Wentz from the first time he watched him in a session for the Senior Bowl – adding he recognized that he saw something special in the former North Dakota State ball distributor.

“I saw him on TV for the first time and I was like, ‘I have to go research this guy,'” DeFilippo recalls.

“I was sold on him from the first time I watched him practice at the Senior Bowl,” DeFilippo said.

“The number one guy that stood out on the field was him. The way he ran from drill to drill, the way he bounced around at practice, you could tell he was leading the guys in the offense.

“The guys he just met and was in the huddle with for the first time. Honestly, that’s when I knew: This guy’s got something to him.”

After impressing on his pro debut against the Browns, Wentz is looking forward to delivering another productive performance in Week 2.

Ahead of kickoff time, oddsmakers listed the Bears as 3-point favourites, with Chicago holding a 58.5-percent chance of winning, according to ESPN’s Football Power Index.

Week 1 NFL Monday Night Football Schedule, Stream

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LANDOVER, MD, Sporting Alert – Week 1 in the new NFL season continues with a doubleheader in Monday Night Football with both games showing live on ESPN and streaming on WatchESPN.

Kicking off at 7:10 PM ET is the battle between the Washington Redskins and the Pittsburgh Steelers at FedEx Field in Landover.

The second game on the night comes from Levi’s Stadium in Santa Clara, where the San Francisco 49ers and the Los Angeles Rams open their campaign at 10:30 PM ET.

Kirk Cousins and the Redskins claimed their division last year, but the NFC East champs are not the favourites to get the season off to a winning start, as according to ESPN’s Football Power Index, they are the underdogs against the Steelers.

Heading into Monday night’s game, the Steelers have been given a 56 percent chance of beating the Redskins, ESPN’s Football Power Index listed.

Pittsburgh head coach Mike Tomlin also has a very good track record on Monday Night Football, as according to the Elias Sports Bureau, he has an 80-percent winning record at the top of week fixtures – boasting a 10-2 mark, which second among all head coaches.

And that cannot be very comforting for Washington, which struggles in recent times on Monday Night Football, following a 4-14 record since 2001, Elias Sports Bureau revealed.

The Redskins have also won just once in 12 games at home on MNF.

Shocking!

To help stop the leak, Washington moved to bolster its defense with the signing of Pro Bowl cornerback Josh Norman, which should excite the fans.

“We have a great opportunity to go be effective and play well and that’s exciting and something for our fans to be excited about,” Cousins said.

“But, we’ve got to go out and prove it.”

Meanwhile, the Pittsburgh Steelers will start the season without two of their key threats, in running back Le’Veon Bell, who is serving a three-game suspension and wide receiver Martavis Bryant, who violated league’s substance abuse policy and is out for the year.

Wide receiver Markus Wheaton will also miss Monday’s game with a shoulder injury, the team confirmed, and this opens up a great opportunity for Sammie Coates to shine.

Last time these two teams met, the Redskins beat the Steelers 24-13.

In the late kickoff, the return of the Rams to Los Angeles, sparks an Old rivalry with the 49ers.

Oddsmakers and ESPN’s Football Power Index give the Rams a slight advantage against the 49ers – with the bookies listed the LA as 3-point favorites and FPI giving them a 53-percent chance of winning the opener.

The game’s total is sitting at 42.5 points.

Monday Night Football
Monday, September 12

Pittsburgh Steelers at Washington Redskins 7:10 PM ESPN, WatchESPN
Los Angeles Rams at San Francisco 49ers 10:20 PM ESPN, WatchESPN

Monday Night Football: Panthers v Colts Live On WatchESPN

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CHARLOTTE, NC, Sporting Alert – Cam Newton and the Carolina Panthers will try to extend the best start in franchise history when they take on the Indianapolis Colts in Monday Night Football.

Newton has guided the Panthers to a 6-0 start to the season and will be hoping to move to 7-0 where they will join the Cincinnati Bengals, New England Patriots and Denver Broncos on the list of teams which have won seven straight to start the season.

Carolina, which is one of four teams still undefeated this term, will also be seeking to pull further away from the Atlanta Falcons in the NFC South Division, in addition to cementing an advantage over Green Bay in the conference, following the Packers’ defeat to the Broncos on Sunday.

The Indianapolis Colts (3-4) are finding it difficult to get back into winning gear after dropping two straight which keeps pumping lives into the likes of Houston and Jacksonville in the AFC South title race.

It will be interesting to see if quarterback Andrew Luck will play in this game for the Colts, following reports that he has been playing through “multiple fractured ribs.”

Luck is not listed among the injured players for the Monday Night Football game and the Colts have not commented on the media circulations.

Luck had so far thrown for 1398 yards and 11 touchdowns, but has been picked off nine times already this season.

ESPN reported over the weekend that the NFL has plans to look into the ongoing reports, as it “could be a violation of the league’s injury report policy.”

This is not good news for head coach Chuck Pagano, who is already under intense pressure to pick his team up as he could be sacked if the Colts fail to impress against the Panthers.

Heading into this game, the Panthers are sitting first in the league for rushing yards, at 144.7 per game, while sitting in the top five of points for and points against on the season.

The Panthers are a 5-point favourites to beat the Colts, with the OVER/UNDER sitting at 45.5.

Monday Night Football Live On ESPN and WatchESPN

Monday, November 2
Indianapolis at Carolina 8:30 PM
Bank of America Stadium, Charlotte

MNF Steelers v Chargers: Watch Live Stream on WatchESPN

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Sporting Alert — Malcom Floyd and Antonio Gates are both active for the San Diego Chargers for tonight’s Monday Night Football game against the Pittsburgh Steelers.

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Antonio Gates returns from his suspension on a high, after he became only the ninth player in NFL history to caught 100 TD passes and the Chargers are off and running, and Philip Rivers makes the pass. Gates is also the only tight end with 100 TD receptions

Wide receiver Floyd (head) has suited up and is expected to play a big part in the game with Stevie Johnson listed as inactive for the contest at Qualcomm Stadium.

Meanwhile, tight end Gates will make his 2015 NFL debut after his PED violation, and he too could have a big say in tonight’s game against the Steelers.

However, wide receiver Steve Johnson is listed as inactive after failing to recover from a hamstring problem, which opens the door for Gates to slot into his position.

Meanwhile, receiver Martavis Bryant is among the players listed as inactive for the Steelers. Bryant, who had been out for serving a four-game suspension, following an NFL substance abuse violation, is not active

Also on the inactive list are quarterback Ben Roethlisberger, cornerback Cortez Allen and tight end Jesse James.

The Steelers (2-2) come into this game with a 21-7 advantage in all-time head-to-head battles with the Chargers in regular-season.

Pittsburgh will be making its first trip to San Diego since 2006.

PITTSBURGH STEELERS INACTIVES: Cortez Allen CB, Martavis Bryant WR, Anthony Chickillo DE, Chris Hubbard G, Jesse James TE, Dan McCullers NT, Ben Roethlisberger QB, Ryan Shazier ILB

SAN DIEGO CHARGERS INACTIVES: Donald Brown RB, King Dunlap T, Orlando Franklin OG, Steve Johnson WR, Craig Mager CB, Darius Philon DE, Tourek Williams OLB

Colts v Jets Live Streaming, TV, Inactive Players

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INDIANAPOLIS, Sporting Alert – NFL Week 2 fixtures will wrap up with Monday Night Football, as the Indianapolis Colts take on the New York Jets at Lucas Oil Stadium.

Live streaming online coverage will be on WatchESPN, with ESPN providing the live television coverage at 7:30 p.m. CT. | Watch NFL.com Live Streaming.

The Colts (0-1), who came into the new season as one of the favourite in the AFC, suffered a 27-14 defeat at the Buffalo Bills last Sunday, and will be looking to avoid going down 0-2 to the start the season.

New York Jets (1-0), in the meantime, is trying to begin the season 2-0 for the first time since 2011.

Against the Bills, quarterback Andrew Luck was picked off twice, while throwing for 243 yards and two touchdowns. He will be hoping for a more control display for the Colts on Monday night, as he looks to connect with T.Y. Hilton and Donte Moncrief.

In the Jets’ Week 1 victory over the Browns, Ryan Fitzpatrick completed 15 of 24 pass attempts for 179 yards and two touchdowns and an interception, while Chris Ivory rushed 20 times for 91 yards and two scores.

Travis Benjamin caught all three of his targets for 89 yards and a touchdown when the Jets defeated Cleveland last week.

Before kick-off time, Bovada has the Indianapolis Colts as 7-point favourites against the Jets at home, with the total sitting at 45.

Quarterback Geno Smith remains out as he continues to recover from a broken jaw after being punched by a teammate during preseason.

COLTS INACTIVES: CB Darius Butler, OT Denzelle Good, LB Nate Irving, DE Zach Kerr, DT T.Y. McGill, DE Jonathan Newsome, CB Greg Toler

JETS INACTIVES: QB3 Geno Smith, WR6 Devin Smith, OG Jarvis Harrison, OT Ben Ijalana, LB Lorenzo Mauldin, DT Deon Simon, S Darrin Walls

Falcons Hold On For 26-23 Win Over Eagles; Jones Had 2 TDs

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ATLANTA, Sporting Alert – The Atlanta Falcons held off a second half rally from the Philadelphia Eagles to start the season with a 26-24 victory on Monday Night Football. Box Score and Play-by-Play Score Summary

The win ensured that Falcons new head coach Dan Quinn got off to a winning start.

Julio Jones caught two touchdown passes from Matt Ryan in the second quarter and finished the contest with 141 yards to lead the way for the home side, but it was the late performance from the Eagles defense that  got the praises.

“I am so happy right now,” quarterback Ryan told ESPN. “The defense stepped up and hats off to them, they played great tonight.”

Atlanta led the Philadelphia Eagles 20-3 at half time after a strong start to the contest.

Ryan first found Jones from 10 yards with 10:44 on the clock before connecting again with the wide receiver for a 22-yard touchdown with less than one minute to play in the first half. (VIDEO)

Ryan finished with 23 of 34 for 298 yards, but threw two interceptions, which almost cost his team.

After a sluggish first half where they tallied 125 yards and ended the opening 30 minutes with just eight yards rushing, the Eagles, who were kept out of the end zone during that period, picked up the tempo after the break.

The visitors, who stormed out of the gates in the second half and scored the first 14 points, went on to take a 23-24 lead with 8:37 left in the game.

However, Cody Parkey missed a 44-yard field goal attempt when trying to give the Eagles a 27-26 advantage with 2:27 left.

Sam Bradford then threw his second pick as he failed to connect with Jordan Mattews on what turned out to be the last play for the travelers in the defeat.

In his first start for the Eagles, Bradford finished with 36 of 52 for 336 yards and one touchdown.

The Falcons were securing its eighth successive victory in season openers in Atlanta, a streak that is the longest active run in the NFL.

Credit must be given to new coach Dan Quinn and his staff for the work done on what looks like a new and improved Falcons defense.

INACTIVE PLAYERS

Prior to kick-off, the Eagles announced that linebacker Marcus Smith will be inactive for this Week 1 contest.

The Eagles didn’t score a touchdown in the first half in Week 2 (vs. Colts) or Week 11 (vs. Packers) last season. They only have a field goal on the board with just over six minutes to play in the half.

Smith, who was listed as day-to-day and was limited in practice last week, has not fully recovered from a hamstring injury he picked up during a joint practice with the Baltimore Ravens in August.

Also listed as inactive for Kelly’s Eagles side was the recent addition to the quarterback position Stephen Morris, running back Kenjon Barner, as well as offensive linemen Josh Andrews and Dennis Kelly.

Inactive as well were defensive end Brandon Bair and cornerback Denzel Rice.

Meanwhile, for the Atlanta Falcons, offensive linemen Gino Gradkowski and Bryce Harris and linebackers Brooks Reed and Joplo Bartu, were among the seven players listed as inactive for the home side.

Not suiting up for the Monday Night Football opener as well were receiver Justin Hardy, and receiver and return specialist, Devin Hester.

FALCONS INACTIVES: WR Justin Hardy, WR Devin Hester, CB Dezmen Southward, LB Brooks Reed, LB Joplo Bartu, C Gino Gradkowski, T Bryce Harris

EAGLES INACTIVES: QB Stephen Morris, RB Kenjon Barner, CB Denzel Rice, G/T Dennis Kelly, G Josh Andrews, LB Marcus Smith, DE Brandon Bair

Monday Night Football: Eagles-Falcons; Vikings-49ers Live

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ATLANTA, Sporting Alert – The Week 1 fixtures of the NFL new season will conclude with two games in Monday Night Football.

Live on ESPN and the WatchESPN app at 6:00 PM CT will be the battle between the Philadelphia Eagles and the Atlanta Falcons at Georgia Dome in Atlanta.

Monday Night Football continues at Levi’s Stadium where the Minnesota Vikings and San Francisco 49ers face-off at 9:15 PM CT, and this will also be live on ESPN and the WatchESPN app.

All eyes will be on the Eagles and what is expected to be another exciting Chip Kelly offense, which will be guided by Sam Bradford, who many believe will strive in the Kelly quick tempo system.

After constantly being setback by injuries during his time with the St. Louis Rams, Bradford, who is now fit again after a knee injury, is ready to feature and his new teammates can’t wait to see him get going.

There is no doubt that if protected properly, Bradford and the Eagles offense will keep the scoreboard ticking.

“Sam is the man,” linebackers DeMeco Ryans said, according to the Associated Press. “… He’s an outstanding quarterback and we just have to protect him and keep him healthy.

“But, I think he can really shred some defenses.”

The Falcons splits its four preseason fixtures and enter their season opener hoping to build from what they learned about their strengths and weaknesses during those warmups.

Atlanta must find a way to slow down the Eagles offense, but they too can cause problems for Kelly’s defense if they can protect Matt Ryan, who has thrown for seven touchdowns in the last two meetings between these two side, including four in 2011.

Ryan threw three touchdown passes in the last meeting in 2012 and he finished the game without an interception.

The Philadelphia Eagles head into the contest as a 3-point favorite, with the total being set at 55.5.

In looking at the team news heading into the battle, the Eagles have listed TE Zach Ertz as questionable due to a groin injury, but linebackers Marcus Smith, Ryans and Travis Long are expected to be good to go.

For the Falcons, wide receiver Devin Hester has been ruled out of the contest with a toe injury, with linebacker Brooks Reed also missing because of a groin problem.

In the second game on Monday night, Adrian Peterson and the Minnesota Vikings will visit the San Francisco 49ers, hoping to get the season off to a winning start.

Sophomore quarterback Teddy Bridgewater had an impressive preseason for the Vikings, who went 4-1 during those warmups and it will be interesting to see if the former Louisville-man can carry over that form into the season opener.

Monday Night Football Schedule
Week 1: September 14

Philadelphia Eagles at Atlanta Falcons at Georgia Dome
Live on ESPN and WatchESPN at 5:55 PM

Minnesota Vikings and San Francisco 49ers at Levi’s Stadium
Live on ESPN and WatchESPN at 9:15 PM CT

FINAL SCORE: Philadelphia Eagles 45, Carolina Panthers 21

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FINAL SCORE: Philadelphia Eagles 45, Carolina Panthers 21 Box Score | Play-By-Play | Photos

Philadelphia, PA (Sporting Alert) — Mark Sanchez threw for 332 yards and two touchdowns in leading the Philadelphia Eagles to commanding 45-21 victory over the Carolina Panthers in their Monday Night Football clash.

The Eagles (7-2), which scored 31 points in the first half, forced five turnovers and sacked Cam Newton nine times, including five in the first half.

Newton, despite having an off night by his standards, finished with 25 of 40 completed passes for 306 yards and two touchdowns for the Panthers (3-6-1).

He was also intercepted three times.

With the win, The Eagles, which now won two in a row and four of the past five, stayed first in the NFC East.

Carolina, which was losing its fourth straight and sixth in the last seven outings, is second in the NFC South.

UPDATED AT HALFTIME

The Philadelphia Eagles are blowing the Carolina Panthers away in their Monday Night Football clash at Lincoln Financial Field.
Philadelphia has taken a 31-7 first half lead into the locker room, after scoring 17 points in the first quarter and 14 in the second.

Mark Sanchez, who started the game for the injured Nick Foles, has so far thrown for 182 yards and a touchdown on 10 of 21 passes.

Cam Newton and the Panthers have been struggling offensively and look clueless on the field at the moment.

Newton, who was sacked five-times in the first half, the most for one half in his career, seems to be struggling physically and just doesn’t look like himself.

The Carolina quarterback is 14 of 23 for 146 and has thrown four interceptions in the opening half of the contest.

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Sanchez starts as the quarterback for the Philadelphia Eagles in the Monday Night Football clash against the Carolina Panthers.

Live coverage can be seen on ESPN and the WatchESPN App, starting at 8:30 ET.
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Sanchez is in the starting lineup as Nick Foles has not recovered from a shoulder injury and is listed as inactive.

Also active for the Eagles tonight are cornerback Nolan Carroll, center Jason Kelce, guard Evan Mathis and wide receiver Brad Smith.

Taylor Hart, Dennis Kelly, Jeff Maehl, Julian Vandervelde and Jaylen Watkins are all inactive for Philadelphia (6-2, 4-0 home).

Cam Newton is the starting quarterback for the Panthers (3-5-1, 1-2-1 away) for the game at Lincoln Financial Field.

Bene’ Benwikere, Philly Brown, David Foucault, Robert Lester and Chris Ogbonnaya are among the inactive players for Carolina.

CAROLINA PANTHERS AT PHILADELPHIA EAGLES, 8:30 PM (ET)

Carolina Panthers – CB Bene’ Benwikere, WR Philly Brown, OT David Foucault, S Robert Lester, RB Chris Ogbonnaya, OT Mike Remmers, G Trai Turner.

Philadelphia Eagles – QB Nick Foles, DE Taylor Hart, OT Dennis Kelly, WR Jeff Maehl, C Julian Vandervelde, CB Jaylen Watkins, S Earl Wolff.

Jadeveon Clowney inactive again for Texans v Steelers

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OCT. 20 (Sporting Alert) — Linebacker Jadeveon Clowney is listed as inactive again for the Houston Texans in tonight’s Monday Night Football clash with the Pittsburgh Steelers at Heinz Field.

Clowney, who suffered a torn meniscus in his team’s season opener, had been limited in practice because of his knee injury, even though he workout out for the first time on Friday.

Houston has now declared him inactive, a clear evidence that he has not recovered fully from his surgery.

This means that Whitney Mercilus will continue to start in his place.

Also inactive for the Texas are wide reciever DeVier Posey and tackle Jeff Adams.

However, Arian Foster, who has recovered from a groin problem and wide receiver Andre Johnson (ankle), are among those listed as active for the Texans.

For the Pittsburgh Steelers, corner back Ike Taylor and wide receiver Justin Brown are listed as inactive.

HOUSTON TEXANS AT PITTSBURGH STEELERS, 8:30 PM (ET)

Houston – OT Jeff Adams, DB Josh Aubrey, LB Jadeveon Clowney, DB Darryl Morris, WR DeVier Posey, DB Jumal Rolle, QB Tom Savage

Pittsburgh – WR Justin Brown, G Chris Hubbard, QB Landry Jones, DT Steve McLendon, LB Ryan Shazier, CB Ike Taylor, S Shamarko Thomas.

WEEK 4: NFL TV Channels, Schedules, Game Times and More

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MIAMI, FL (Sporting Alert) — Schedules, TV channels and live streaming times for Week 4 of the NFL on Sunday, Sept. 28.

Week 4 started on Thursday with the New York Giants hammering the Washington Redskins, 45-14 on the night.

The 3-0 undefeated Philadelphia Eagles put their 100-percent record this season on the line when they travel to Levi’s Stadium to take on the San Francisco 49ers, a game live on FOX, starting at 4:25 PM.

At the same time, the Tampa Bay Buccaneers, the Oakland Raiders and the Jacksonville Jaguars, all 0-3 on the season, seek their first win of the new campaign.

The Buccaneers are at the Pittsburgh Steelers on FOX, the Raiders play hosts to the Miami Dolphins on CBS, while the Jaguars travel to Qualcomm Stadium to take on the San Diego Chargers, also on CBS.

Sunday Night Football on NBC and NBC Sports online player, sees the New Orleans Saints taking on the Dallas Cowboys at the AT&T Stadium, at 8:30 PM ET.

Monday Night Football primetime game will be the New England Patriots traveling to face the Kansas City Chiefs, live on ESPN and the WatchESPN.com App.

Bye teams this week are the Denver Broncos, St. Louis Rams, Arizona Cardinals, Cincinnati Bengals, Cleveland Browns and Seattle Seahawks.

SUNDAY, SEP 28 TIME (ET) TV CHANNELS AND STREAMS LOCATION

Green Bay Packers at Chicago Bears 1:00 PM FOX Soldier Field
Buffalo Bills at Houston Texans 1:00 PM CBS NRG Stadium
Tennessee Titans at Indianapolis Colts 1:00 PM CBS Lucas Oil Stadium
Carolina Panthers at Baltimore Ravens 1:00 PM CBS M&T Bank Stadium
Detroit Lions at New York Jets 1:00 PM FOX MetLife Stadium
Tampa Bay Buccaneers at Pittsburgh Steelers 1:00 PM FOX Heinz Field
Miami Dolphins at Oakland Raiders 1:00 PM CBS Wembley Stadium
Jacksonville Jaguars at San Diego Chargers 4:05 PM CBS Qualcomm Stadium
Atlanta Falcons at Minnesota Vikings 4:25 PM FOX TCF Bank Stadium
Philadelphia Eagles at San Francisco 49ers 4:25 PM FOX Levi’s Stadium
New Orleans Saints at Dallas Cowboys 8:30 PM NBC AT&T Stadium

MONDAY, SEP 29
New England Patriots at Kansas City Chiefs 8:30 PM Arrowhead Stadium