Eagles vs. Titans: TV Channel, Start Time and How to Watch

The Philadelphia Eagles visit the Tennessee Titans on Sunday, September 20 at 1 p.m. ET at Nissan Stadium. FOX has it with Adam Amin and Drew Brees. Philadelphia is 1-0 after a division win; Tennessee is 0-1 after a home loss.

Odds and Spread

Eagles -3.5 | total 43.5

SportsbookEagles spreadTitans spreadTotalEagles MLTitans ML
DraftKings-3.5 (-1760)+3.5 (+1000)43.5 (-2200)-10000+5400
Caesars-3.5 (-5000)+3.5 (+1100)40.5 (-190)-275+220
Polymarket-7.5 (+199900)+7.5 (-199900)45.5 (+19900)-199900+199900
Kalshi-9.5 (+300)+9.5 (-300)61.5 (+9900)-19900+9900
FanDuel-3.5 (-50000)+3.5 (+2800)44.5 (+2000)-20000+2200
BetRivers-3.5 (-109)+3.5 (-120)38.5 (-113)-235+180
BetMGM+3.5 (-375)-3.5 (+270)38.5 (+100)+185-225
Fanatics-2.5 (-150)+2.5 (+110)43.5 (+130)-15000+3500

Lines from BALLDONTLIE and refreshed automatically. Numbers move, so confirm at your sportsbook before betting.

Philadelphia is favored on the road, which tells you how the market rates the gap between these two. Tennessee has home field and little else in its favor after scoring ten points in the opener.

Start Time, TV Channel and How to Watch

SUNDAY, SEPT. 20 · 1:00 P.M. ET · FOX
Eagles at Titans
Nissan Stadium, Nashville, Tennessee
Date Sunday, September 20, 2026
Kickoff 1:00 p.m. ET / 12:00 p.m. CT
TV FOX, with Adam Amin and Drew Brees. A regional window, so coverage varies by market
Streaming Fox One and the FOX Sports app with a TV provider login, or Fubo, YouTube TV, Hulu + Live TV, DirecTV Stream and Sling Blue
Week NFL Week 2
Stadium Nissan Stadium, Nashville, Tennessee

How Both Teams Got Here

Philadelphia beat Washington 24-22 at home, holding on in an NFC East opener. Tennessee lost 23-10 to the Jets at Nissan Stadium, a result that was not close in the second half.

Ten points at home against a Jets team that finished last season poorly is the concerning part for Tennessee, and the schedule gets harder rather than easier from here.

What to Watch

Whether Tennessee can score. The Titans managed ten at home in Week 1 and now face a defense that held Washington to 22 in a game Washington needed to win.

Philadelphia’s own margin was narrow, so this is a chance to look like the team it is supposed to be rather than one that survives close games. Winning comfortably on the road is the marker.

Related

Eagles schedule · NFL standings · NFL scores

The Bottom Line

Eagles at Titans kicks off Sunday, September 20 at 1 p.m. ET on FOX from Nissan Stadium. Philadelphia is 1-0 after beating Washington 24-22; Tennessee is 0-1 after losing 23-10 at home to the Jets. The odds table above updates automatically.