After a week one performance that ended with them in No. 31 of 32 spots on the NY Post’s NFL power rankings, the Giants are back in action today against rookie QB Jayden Daniels and the Washington Commanders
Despite the disastrous start, Daniel Jones will be the Giants’ starting quarterback again in Week 2, and the team narrowly avoided a major blow to their offense this week. Rookie Malik Nabers was added to the injury report on Thursday, but practiced on Friday and is expected to play today.
The Giants and Commanders are both entering today’s game off Week 1 losses, but the game is highly anticipated because it’ll mark the first time former LSU teammates and close friends Daniels and Nabers play against each other in the NFL.
Below, check out everything you need to know to tune into the game, from start time and channel to how to watch for free.
The Giants vs. Commanders game starts at 1:00 p.m. ET today, September 15.
The Giants’ season-opening game against the Vikings is airing on FOX.
If you don’t have cable, the best way to watch the Giants game is with a live TV streaming service free trial. Our favorite is DIRECTV Stream, which offers a five-day free trial for new subscribers. When the trial is over, you’ll pay $79.98/month and gain access to over 90 live channels.
Sling TV doesn’t offer any free days, but you’ll save a bunch on a whole month of streaming, rather than just five days free. Sling TV’s Blue plan includes FOX, and right now, you can get your first month for 50% off. Instead of $45, you’ll pay $22.50.
The Giants and Vikings are playing today’s game at Northwest Stadium in Landover, MD.
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