ON THE FALCONS BEAT
ON THE FALCONS BEAT

Where to watch, listen to Falcons at Lions

Veteran NFL sideline reporter Laura Okmin with Falcons quarterback Matt Ryan. (Special to the AJC)
Veteran NFL sideline reporter Laura Okmin with Falcons quarterback Matt Ryan. (Special to the AJC)
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Sept 20, 2017

The Atlanta Falcons (2-0) are set to face the upstart Detroit Lions (2-0) at 1 p.m. Sunday at Ford Field.

TV: FOX. Play-by-play: Chris Myers. Color: Daryl Johnston. Sideline: Laura Okmin.

LOCAL RADIO: 92.9 The Game — Play-by-Play: Wes Durham. Color Analyst: Dave Archer. Sideline: John Michael. Producer: Beau "SquidBilly" Morgan. Pre-game Show starts at 11 a.m. with Mike Conti and Randy McMichaels. Here's a listing of  Falcons Radio Network around the state and in Alabama, Mississippi, South Carolina, Tennessee.

NATIONAL RADIO: Compass Media Networks - Play-by-play: Chris Carrino. Color analyst: Brian Baldinger.

SATELLITE RADIO: SIRIUS: 99 (Atl), 135 (Det) XM: 386 (Atl), 230 (Det)

STATEWIDE TV: Albany, Ga. –WFXK (FOX-31), Augusta, Ga. – WFXG FOX 54), Columbus, Ga. WXTX (Fox 54), Macon, Ga. – WGXA (Fox 24/16), Savannah, Ga. -- WTGS-DT (FOX 28)

Watch Online: The game can be found live on  NFL Game Pass . Full replays of every NFL exhibition game are also available On Demand to the NFL Game Pass subscribers.

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