What channel is the Giants-Jets game on today? Start time, announcers and more

The New York Giants and New York Jets are set to square off in their preseason finale on Saturday, as both teams are looking to end their preseason on a high note. The Giants enter this matchup with a 1-1 record this summer, while the Jets are looking to close things out 3-0.

It was announced by Jets head coach Robert Saleh that quarterback Aaron Rodgers and the rest of the starters for New York will not play in their preseason finale. We are still waiting to hear if any of Big Blue's starters will suit up in this game as well, but they're not expected to take the field.

So, people at MetLife Stadium will be treated to backups for the night. If you're not making your way to East Rutherford, however, we've got you covered with TV information for this one:

Giants-Jets TV channel:

Since this game is between the two New York teams, and the Jets are technically the home team, you can find this game on CBS New York. For cable providers, the channel number for CBS New York is channel two. This game can also be seen on NFL Network. Kickoff for this game is slated for 7:30 p.m. ET.

This game can also be streamed on Paramount+, NFL+, YouTube TV, Sling TV and fubo.TV.

Giants-Jets announcers:

The broadcast will feature Ian Eagle having the play-by-playing duties with color analyst Peter Schrager alongside Eagle on the broadcast. The sideline reporters of this game will feature Otis Livingston and Caroline Hendershot.

Giants and Jets recent outcomes:

The Giants are coming off a loss last Saturday afternoon against the Houston Texans, 28-10. Big Blue's quarterback Daniel Jones played in his first live game action since suffering a season-ending torn ACL last November and struggled out of the gate throwing two interceptions with one going for a pick-six. Jones would eventually play better in the rest of the first half for the Giants, leading them on two scoring drives and passing for 138 yards, including a 44-yard strike to wide receiver Darius Slayton.

The Jets are coming off a win in their last preseason game defeating the Carolina Panthers 15-12 last Saturday as well. The game did not feature a single touchdown for Gang Green, as Jets kickers Austin Seibert and Greg Zuerlein's combined five field goals were all that the Jets offense would need for a win down in Charlotte.