For the second week in a row, the NFL week is coming to an end with another Monday Night Football doubleheader.
The first game of the night is between the Tennessee Titans and the Miami Dolphins. Both teams have faced tough starts to the season, with the Titans still winless after three games.
The Dolphins are currently 1-2, but with starting QB Tua Tagovailoa on injured reserve with a concussion and backup Skylar Thompson out with rib pain, the team will turn to their third QB of the season, Tyler “Snoop” Huntley, to start tonight’s game.
Last year, when the two teams played, the Titans pulled off the second-most statistically improbable comeback since 2014 over the Dolphins with a three-yard touchdown with less than 2 minutes remaining in the game.
Below, check out everything you need to know to tune into the game, from start time and channel to how to watch for free.
Kickoff at the Titans-Dolphins game is set for 7:30 p.m. ET today, September 30.
The Monday Night Football matchup between the Titans and the Dolphins is airing on ESPN, so if you have cable, just tune into ESPN at 7:30 p.m. ET.
The only way to stream Monday Night Football without cable is with a live TV streaming service free trial. Right now, we’re huge fans of Hulu + Live TV, which comes with a three-day free trial (that includes ESPN+, so you can flip between this game and the Seahawks-Lions matchup that starts a little later tonight!).
When the trial is up, Hulu + Live TV’s base plan is $76.99/month.
The Titans and Dolphins are playing tonight’s MNF matchup at Hard Rock Stadium in Miami, FL.
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