Eagles 2025 Schedule: How and Where to Watch the Champs
The Philadelphia Eagles enter the 2025 season as reigning Super Bowl champions, and excitement is running high. Fans in Philadelphia are gearing up for another run, hoping Jalen Hurts, Saquon Barkley, and a dominant defense can deliver back-to-back titles. While a few names from last year’s squad are gone — like Milton Williams, Josh Sweat, Mekhi Becton, and Darius Slay — the core of this team remains intact. That means every Sunday feels like must-watch television. The challenge, though, is not whether the Eagles can defend their crown, but how fans can actually keep track of where to watch each game.
This year’s NFL broadcast landscape is more fragmented than ever. The Eagles’ 17-game regular season will be spread across CBS, Fox, NBC, ESPN/ABC, NFL Network, and a host of streaming platforms such as Amazon Prime, Netflix, Peacock, and YouTube. If that sounds confusing, it’s because it is. Essentially, no single service will cover every game, so fans will need a combination of subscriptions or a traditional TV package to follow along week to week.
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Sunday afternoons remain the heartbeat of the season. Most Eagles games will land in that window, either at 1 p.m. or later in the afternoon, split between CBS and Fox. Local fans can catch them free over the air, or through services like Paramount+ for CBS or Fox One for Fox. Out-of-market fans, however, will need NFL Sunday Ticket, now hosted on YouTube, with options ranging from $276 a year for new subscribers to $480 for those without YouTube TV. Add-ons like RedZone sweeten the package for fantasy football players who like to keep tabs on every touchdown across the league.
Primetime showcases are plentiful for Philadelphia this season. “Sunday Night Football” on NBC features marquee games like the opener against the Dallas Cowboys, while “Monday Night Football” on ESPN and ABC brings the star power of Joe Buck and Troy Aikman to matchups against the Packers and Chargers. Thursday nights remain under Amazon’s Prime Video banner, highlighted by an NFC East showdown with the Giants and a Black Friday clash against the Bears. Flex scheduling later in the season means times may shift, especially for games with playoff implications, but one thing is certain: the Eagles will be featured prominently.
For those trying to manage costs, monthly prices across streaming services average between $85 and $100. Sling offers cheaper options with flexible passes, while Peacock, Netflix, and Amazon handle special broadcasts, including holiday games. The NFL+ app gives mobile viewers highlights and RedZone access, though full games aren’t included.
No international trips are on Philadelphia’s slate this year, so fans won’t need to set alarms for early-morning kickoffs. The only real mystery surrounds the Week 16 and Week 18 meetings with Washington, where kickoff details are still listed as “to be determined.” Beyond that, the path is clear: plenty of chances to watch, cheer, and maybe grease a few poles if this team keeps rolling. The Eagles are back on the hunt for another Lombardi, and the journey will be a season-long national spectacle.
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