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INDIANAPOLIS, IN - JANUARY 31: NBC game analyst Cris Collinsworth looks on during the Super Bowl XLVI Broadcasters Press Conference at the Super Bowl XLVI Media Canter in the J.W. Marriott Indianapolis on January 31, 2012 in Indianapolis, Indiana. (Photo by Scott Halleran/Getty Images)

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INDIANAPOLIS, IN - JANUARY 31: NBC game analyst Cris Collinsworth looks on during the Super Bowl XLVI Broadcasters Press Conference at the Super Bowl XLVI Media Canter in the J.W. Marriott Indianapolis on January 31, 2012 in Indianapolis, Indiana. (Photo by Scott Halleran/Getty Images)
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Sept 13, 2019

What you should know about Sunday’s NFL season home-opener between the Eagles (0-1) at the Falcons (1-0):

- Time: 8:20 p.m.

- Where: Mercedes-Benz Stadium.

- TV: NBC: Play-by-Play: Al Michaels. Color Analysis: Cris Collinsworth. Field reporter: Michele Tafoya.

--STATEWIDE TV: Columbus (WLTZ, Channel 38), Savannah (WSAV, Channel 3), Augusta (WAGT, Channel 26), Albany (WALB, Channel 10) and Macon (WMGT, Channel 41).

-- Local Radio:  92.9 The Game — Play-by-Play: Wes Durham. Color Analyst: Dave Archer. Pre-game at 11 a.m. with Harry Douglas and Paul Crane

--National Radio: Westwood One – Kevin Kugler and Jason Taylor.

--Satellite radio: SIRIUS: 83 (Atl), 81 (Phil) |XM: 226 (Atl), 225 (Phi) Click here for the station on SiriusXM    

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