Come Sunday night, the pressure is going to be on for the NY Giants to try and make things interesting against the Buffalo Bills. Not a lot of people are giving the G-Men much of a chance since Daniel Jones has already been ruled out, but you never know what Tyrod Taylor might get done.
For the fourth time already this campaign, the Giants will be in primetime for the Sunday dance at Buffalo, with kickoff set for 8:20 p.m. ET. The Giants are still dealing with a boatload of injuries. Darren Waller is expected to play, but Saquon Barkley remains questionable to return from his ankle injury. Only time will tell how things go for the Giants in this one.
What channel is the NY Giants game on vs. Buffalo?
Again, kickoff for this one is scheduled for 8:20 p.m. ET. So, how will you be able to watch if you're not going to be in Buffalo? The game will be televised via a national broadcast on NBC. You can also stream the action via the NBC Sports app, fubo.TV, YouTube TV, Peacock and NFL+.
How to listen to the NY Giants game on the radio vs. the Bills
TV of course isn't the only way for you to follow the action from start to finish, as you can also stay caught up via the radio. Options include WFAN in New York on 660AM and 101.9 FM.
Jones, Andrew Thomas, John Michael Schmitz and others have already been ruled out for this contest, which is a major blow for Brian Daboll and Co. It could end up being a long night on both sides of the ball for NY, but if Barkley is able to put the pads on vs. Buffalo, then fans will have some hope that an upset will be able to be recorded.