Is there Sunday football today? TV schedule, start time, live stream for preseason Week 2

The NFLs preseason schedule continues this week with Week 2. With 12 games already wrapped up, there are four contests remaining this week. What does Todays Slate of Sunday football have in store?

There are several games on the schedule on Sunday. Let’s take a look at each of them.

Philadelphia Eagles at Cleveland Browns

Time: 1 pm ET
TV channel: NFL Network
Live Stream: VidgofuboTV, NFL+

The first Sunday football game of the day sees the Philadelphia Eagles going head-to-head against the Cleveland Browns. Another long news week for the Browns saw the NFL and NFLPA agree on QB Deshaun Watsons suspension.

After the NFL appealed the original six-game suspension, the league and players association agreed to extend it to 11 games and include a $5 million fine. While he was already expected to start in Watsons stead, this new agreement nearly doubles Jacoby Brissetts stint under center for the Browns.

Meanwhile, the Eagles sent former second-round WR JJ Arcega-Whiteside to the Seahawks for DB Ugo Amadi. According to Pro Football Networks Lead NFL Reporter Mike Kaye, he may not be the only Eagles receiver on the move. Philadelphia took calls on Jalen Reagor during the draft and would still be willing to part ways for the right price.

After acquiring AJ Brown to pair with DeVonta Smith, the need for Reagor is dwindling. Will he be able to salvage some snaps with his performance over the next two preseason games?

Cincinnati Bengals at New York Giants

Time: 7 pm ET
TV channel: NFL Network
Live Stream: Vidgo, fuboTV, NFL+

Everything looks to be on track for Joe Burrow to be ready for action in Week 1. While he was already recovering from an MCL sprain he suffered in the Waning Moments of the Super Bowl, another issue reared its head in late July.

In one of his first news conferences since the initial operation, Burrow revealed on Wednesday that his appendix ruptured on July 26. Wednesday was also his first day of team drills since the procedure. Its incredibly clear we won’t see Burrow yet again this preseason, which isn’t necessarily an issue.

They squeaked out a win in the first preseason game, but the Giants still have a bit to work on. The Daniel Jones-to-Kenny Golladay connection is still struggling, which should be concerning as Golladay is supposed to be New York’s WR1. Another area of ​​concern for New York is the secondary. Keep an eye on how the young group performs in this Sunday football game.

Baltimore Ravens at Arizona Cardinals

Time: 8 pm ET
TV channel: FOX
Live Stream: Sling TV, YouTube TV, Vidgo, fuboTV, NFL+

The final game on the Sunday football slate sees the Baltimore Ravens heading to the desert to take on the Arizona Cardinals. The most pressing matter on Baltimore’s mind is their health when Week 1 of the regular season rolls around. Currently, the Ravens are still without some key contributors, such as Offensive lineman Ronnie Stanley, RB Gus Edwards, and DB Marcus Peters.

However, one move the front office made this week did give some confidence to one of those position groups. The Ravens released RB Corey Clement in the first round of cuts, most likely hinting at the belief that Edwards and JK Dobbins will be ready for the start of the season.

Unfortunately for the Cardinals, they get the task of upending the Ravens 21-game preseason win streak in Week 2. With Brett Hundley also a victim of first-round cuts, the Cardinals will focus their game plan against QBs Anthony Brown and Tyler Huntley in their battle for the backup positions.

Both Ravens signal-callers excelled in Week 1 against the Titans, but Arizonas defense was able to force fumbles and get some backfield pressure in their win. This should be a fun conclusion to the Sunday football action tonight.

2022 NFL preseason Week 2 schedule

Are there any games left on the Week 2 preseason slate following these three Sunday football games?

Monday, Aug. 22

Atlanta Falcons at New York Jets
8 pm | ESPN

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