Want to watch the Carolina Panthers-Atlanta Falcons game? Here’s TV channel, radio info

The dawn of the Frank Reich era is upon us.

The Carolina Panthers travel to Mercedes-Benz Stadium in Atlanta to take on the Falcons at 1 p.m. Sunday.

Fans can watch the game on FOX. Chris Myers will be on play-by-play duties, with Robert Smith as his color commentator and Jen Hale as the unit’s sideline reporter.

The game will also be broadcast on the radio at WRFX 99.7 FM, and it can be streamed on FuboTV or the official Panthers Mobile App. The Panthers Radio Network call will be provided by play-by-play man Anish Shroff, with color analysts Jake Delhomme and Jim Szoke in the booth alongside him. The Panthers just announced that former star Luke Kuechly will be part of the radio broadcast crew for 13 games this season, and he will work with Delhomme and Shroff for the Week 2 Monday night game against New Orleans.

The Falcons are 3.5-point favorites in the NFC South matchup, per BetMGM NFL odds. The over/under is set at 39.5.

You should also be able to follow the game on DirecTV with NFL Sunday Ticket if you’re outside the Panthers TV market. DirecTV customers inside the Charlotte region may have to get creative due to an ongoing carriage dispute between DirecTV and Nexstar, which means the Panthers’ game and all FOX programming won’t be shown until the dispute is resolved. Some fans may be able to watch the game using an over-the-air antenna, however. Go to TVpromise.com for more options.

Sunday will mark the NFL debut of Panthers rookie quarterback Bryce Young. It’ll also mark the debut for a bunch of impact players in Carolina. Among them: starting running back Miles Sanders, who missed all preseason contests but is 100%, and most of the wideout group.

Single-game tickets for the game in Atlanta started at $51 as of Saturday afternoon, according to StubHub.com.

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Alex Zietlow

The Charlotte Observer

Alex Zietlow writes about the Carolina Panthers and the ways in which sports intersect with life for The Charlotte Observer, where he has been a reporter since August 2022. Zietlow’s work has been honored by the Pro Football Writers Association, the N.C. and S.C. Press Associations, as well as the Associated Press Sports Editors (APSE) group. He’s earned six APSE Top 10 distinctions for his coverage on a variety of topics, from billion-dollar stadium renovations to the small moments of triumph that helped a Panthers kicker defy the steepest odds in sports. Zietlow previously wrote for The Herald in Rock Hill (S.C.) from 2019-22. Support my work with a digital subscription