The energy ramps up in the Big Easy as the New Orleans Saints take on the Jacksonville Jaguars in Week 2 of the NFL preseason. Both teams come in looking to shake off recent setbacks, and the stories swirling around quarterback battles and rookie breakouts guarantee drama. With every snap, fans will be hanging on the words of seasoned voices guiding the action from the booth and the sideline.
What Time Do Jacksonville Jaguars and New Orleans Saints Fans Need to Tune In?
Coverage on NFL Network kicks off at noon ET with “NFL GameDay Kickoff.” Studio hosts Mike Yam, David Carr, and Steve Wyche set the stage ahead of the Jaguars-Saints showdown, which starts at 1 p.m. ET. NFL Network will air the Saints’ local feed, so viewers get the full local flavor. If you want to catch every NFL Preseason game, you can subscribe to NFL+ for full access.
For those looking for the local broadcast, check out these options:
Saints Broadcast
- TV Channel: FOX 8 WVUE
- Radio: WWL-870 AM and 105.3 FM, SiriusXM (Channel 88)
- Spanish Broadcast: Tropical Radio (830 AM, 94.7 FM-Baton Rouge and 105.7 FM-New Orleans)
Jaguars Broadcast
- TV Channel: CBS47 WJAX
- Radio: 1010 XL AM, 92.5 FM, 99.9 FM Gator Country, SiriusXM (Channel 814)
Who’s Calling the Game for Jaguars vs. Saints?
Looking for the voices taking you through every play? As the Jaguars square off against the Saints Sunday afternoon, fans tuning into NFL Network get a familiar team leading the way.
Joel Meyers brings play-by-play to the New Orleans (and national) broadcast, setting the tempo for the day. He’s joined by Jon Stinchcomb, a former Saints offensive lineman, stepping in as color analyst. Erin Summers takes over sideline reporting, bringing interviews and updates straight from the field level. More Saints coverage details here.
Jacksonville fans get Brian Sexton calling play-by-play, a franchise original, bringing his voice to every drive. Bucky Brooks joins as an analyst, providing his scouting insight, and Brent Martineau covers the sideline reporting duties.
On the radio, each city gets its own crew in the booth and along the turf. For New Orleans, the trio of Mike Hoss (play-by-play), Deuce McAllister (analyst), and Jeff Nowak (sideline) own the airwaves on WWL-870 AM and 105.3 FM. Spanish-language coverage is available via Tropical Radio with Mario Jerez, Juan Carlos Ramos, and Victor Quinonez calling each play.
Jacksonville brings Frank Frangie for play-by-play, Jeff Lageman as analyst, and Kainani Stevens reporting from the sideline. Tune in on 1010 XL AM, 92.5 and 99.9 FM, or check out national audio coverage on Sirius XM channel 814.
With both squads chasing a win in the middle of the preseason, expect the broadcast teams to have plenty to break down from the booth. Whether it’s a rookie making some noise or a quarterback trying to secure his job, viewers and listeners can count on these crews to deliver every moment, every update, and every big play from start to finish.
