Eagles vs. Steelers: How to watch, game time, odds, history and more

Here’s everything you need to know about the Eagles’ Week 15 home game.

The Philadelphia Eagles (11-2) are on an nine-game win streak, and are back at home in Week 15 for an in-state battle against the Pittsburgh Steelers (10-3) on Sunday at 4:25 PM ET.

The Eagles spent the first half of the week answering questions about the relationship between Jalen Hurts and A.J. Brown, and how it may or may not be affecting the passing game. It seems like everyone commented on it, and on Wednesday we heard from the QB and WR — and head coach — to end the speculation and move on.

While fans were concerned this crack in the foundation would start the snowball we endured in 2023, the Eagles handled things in good spirits and didn’t seem to be something anyone was stressing about. Example of Hurts not stressing about it during Friday’s practice while ‘My Prerogative’ plays over the speakers:

Without question the Eagles passing game needs to take a step up, but the strong defensive performances and run game should allow them the time to figure it out. It’s not like they’re far off, and the Steelers will be the perfect opportunity for them to try and do some things down field.

Here’s everything you need to know about how to watch the game.

TV Schedule

Date: Sunday, December 15, 2024

Time: 4:25 PM ET

Channel: FOX

Location: Lincoln Financial Field | Philadelphia, PA

Announcers: Kevin Burkhardt, Tom Brady, Erin Andrews (field reporter), Tom Rinaldi (field reporter)

Referee: Alan Eck (Eagles are 6-1 in 7 games as umpire or referee, and most recently led the crew calling the Eagles-Jaguars game in early-November.)

TV coverage: Those in a RED area will get the Eagles-Steelers game on FOX. (Source: 506Sports.com)

SIRIUS: 384 (PIT) | 229 (PHI)

Online Streaming

NFL+

Odds via FanDuel

The Eagles are favored in this Week 15 home game.

Pittsburgh Steelers: +5.5 (+215)

Philadelphia Eagles: -5.5 (-260)

Over/under: 42.5

History Lesson

The Eagles lead the all-time series between these in-state teams, 48-29-3, but the home team has won nine of their 10 most-recent matchups. They last faced off in the regular season back in 2022, with the Eagles winning big in Philly, 35-13. They’ve also played each other one time in the postseason, all the way back in 1947, when the Eagles beat the Steelers 21-0.