What TV channel is Saints vs. Jaguars on today? Time, TV schedule for NFL preseason game
The Saints may be playing the most important preseason games on Sunday as they are one of the few teams that do not yet know who their starting quarterback will be come Week 1. Tyler Shough was given the starting duties this time around, only fair, as Spencer Rattler started last week's game. The competition is heating up as a decision will need to be made fairly soon.
Sunday's matchup will be a must-watch for New Orleans fans. Here's where to watch Saints vs. Jaguars in Week 2 of the NFL preseason.
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What TV channel is Saints vs. Jaguars on today?
The Saints and Jaguars play Sunday in Week 2 of the 2025 NFL preseason. Tyler Shough gets the start this time around, while Spencer Rattler will come off the bench. Third-year quarterback Jake Haener also figures to enter the mix, but is not in competition for the starting job.
Streaming options for the game include the NFL App and Fubo, which offers a free trial.
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