Jared Goff and the Detroit Lions take on Jalen Hurts and the Philadelphia Eagles this week as two of the NFC’s top teams clash on Sunday Night Football. Live coverage begins at 7:00 PM ET with Football Night in America on NBC and Peacock. See below for additional information on how to watch and live stream the Lions vs Eagles game.
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Detroit Lions:
Last season, the Lions boasted the highest scoring offense in the league, averaging 33.2 points per game under Offensive Coordinator Ben Johnson. While Johnson moved on to be the head coach for the Chicago Bears, Detroit’s offense hasn’t missed a beat. The team, coming off a dominant 44-22 victory over the Commanders in Week 10, is currently averaging 31.4 points per game.
Goff completed 25-of-33, throwing for 320 yards with three touchdowns and zero interceptions. RB Jahmyr Gibbs had 172 scrimmage yards and three touchdowns, while WR Jameson Williams made six catches for a season-high 119 receiving yards, with one touchdown.
Head coach Dan Campbell took over offensive play-calling duties from OC John Morton on Sunday.
“This is a collaborative effort now,” said Campbell. “I was taking input from John Morton the whole time… This is all-encompassing. We all work together… I just wanted to change it up a little bit. Let’s just see if maybe a different play-caller can maybe get us a little rhythm. That’s all. And it honestly is nothing more than that.”
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Philadelphia Eagles:
Philadelphia enters Week 11 on a three-game win streak, and while they were held to a season-low 10 points in Monday night’s victory over Green Bay, the Eagles have still found ways to score. Despite ranking 23rd in total offense and twelfth in scoring offense, they boast a league-best red zone offense, converting 80.95% of their red zone drives to touchdowns this season.
Hurts already has 21 touchdowns this season (16 passing, 5 rushing), and only three turnovers. He is the first player in league history with at least 15 touchdown passes, five or more touchdown runs, and one interception or fewer in his team’s first nine games of a season.
The Eagles (7-2) are the only team in the NFC East division with a winning record this season. Their 3.5-game lead over the Cowboys is the largest division lead in the NFL.
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How to watch Detroit Lions vs Philadelphia Eagles:
When: Sunday, November 16
Where: Lincoln Financial Field – Philadelphia, PA
Time: Live coverage begins at 7:00 PM ET with Football Night in America
TV Channel: NBC
Live Stream:Peacock
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How to watch Sunday Night Football on NBC and Peacock:
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2025 Sunday Night Football Schedule:
*All times are listed as ET
Sun. Nov. 16 (Week 11): Detroit Lions at Philadelphia Eagles
Sun. Nov. 23 (Week 12): Tampa Bay Buccaneers at L.A. Rams
Thurs. Nov. 27 (Week 13): Cincinnati Bengals at Baltimore Ravens
Sun. Nov. 30 (Week 13): Denver Broncos at Washington Commanders
Sun. Dec. 7 (Week 14): Houston Texans at Kansas City Chiefs
Sun. Dec. 14 (Week 15): Minnesota Vikings at Dallas Cowboys
Sun. Dec. 21 (Week 16): Cincinnati Bengals at Miami Dolphins
Sat. Dec. 27 (Week 17): Peacock Exclusive Game, Teams TBD
Sun. Dec. 28 (Week 17): Chicago Bears at San Francisco 49ers
Sun. Jan. 4 (Week 18): Teams TBD
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