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Giants fans can watch the game on Sunday without a cable subscription. Per Giants.com, the entire matchup between the New York Giants and the Philadelphia Eagles can be streamed directly on a mobile phone through NFL+. This service lets fans catch every snap from Lincoln Financial Field on Sunday, November 8, without paying for a traditional TV package.

While the TV broadcast airs on FOX at 1:00 p.m. ET, the radio experience offers a different kind of access for those on the go. Bob Papa leads the play-by-play duties alongside analyst Carl Banks and sideline reporter Howard Cross on WFAN 101.9 FM and 660 AM. The station begins its coverage with “Giants Gameday” at 11:00 a.m., presented by Hackensack Meridian Health, and provides fans with more than two hours of pre‑game analysis before kickoff.11:00 am, presented by Hackensack Meridian Health, giving fans two hours of pre‑game analysis before kickoff.

Radio Reach Extends Far Beyond New York

For fans living outside the immediate New York market, the Giants Radio Network ensures no one misses a play. The network lists dozens of affiliates across the region, including WPYX 106.5 FM in Albany and 96.3 FM “The Buzzer” in Cortland and Ithaca. Fans in Hartford can tune into WPOP 1410 AM, while listeners in Easton, PA, have access to WEEX 1230 AM and 94.7 FM.

The reach stretches even further into upstate New York and Connecticut with stations like WTLA 1200 AM in Syracuse and WLAD 800 AM in Danbury. Spanish-speaking fans can catch the action on Que Buena 1280 AM, where Nestor Rosario handles play-by-play and Francis Adames provides analysis. This wide network means a fan in Rome, NY, or Binghamton, NY, can hear the same calls as someone sitting in the MetLife Stadium parking lot.

Postgame Coverage Starts Immediately

Once the final whistle blows, the broadcast team does not just sign off. Giants Postgame Live, presented by Hackensack Meridian Health, begins right after the game ends. Hosted by Michelle Gingras, this show airs on MSG Networks, the DAZN App, YouTube, and the official Giants platforms.

For those who prefer a deeper dive into the stats and highlights, the “Giants Extra Point” show presented by Earth Treasures Fine Jewelers offers extended coverage. The official Giants mobile app and GiantsTV video streaming app also serve as central hubs for replays and big plays. Fans can follow the team on Instagram, Twitter, and TikTok for live updates that happen in real time during the contest.

SiriusXM subscribers have another option available on channel 267 for the radio broadcast and channel 823 for the streaming feed. The rivalry between these two teams runs deep, and the Giants.com photo gallery even highlights rare historical moments from past clashes. From Steve Filipowicz’s interception in 1946 to Kyle Rote’s incomplete pass in 1961., the history is always part of the story.

The game on November 8 marks a key moment in the season for both clubs. The only thing that matters is being ready for the 1:00 p.m.

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