How to Watch Washington Football Team vs. Philadelphia Eagles Week 15 NFL Game Live Online Streaming on December 21, 2021: TV Channels
On Tuesday, December 21, 2021 at 7:00 PM EST, the Philadelphia Eagles face the Washington Football Team from Lincoln Financial Field in Philadelphia, PA. The game is airing exclusively on Fox, which you can stream with a Live TV Streaming Service.
Philadelphia Eagles vs. Washington Football Team
- When: Tuesday, December 21, 2021 at 7:00 PM EST
- TV: Fox
- Stream: Watch with 7-Day Free Trial of fuboTV
The Philadelphia Eagles vs. Washington Football Team game will be streaming on Fox, which is available with a 5-Day Free Trial of DIRECTV STREAM. You can also stream Fox on fuboTV, DIRECTV STREAM, Sling TV, and YouTube TV.
Can you stream Philadelphia Eagles vs. Washington Football Team on fuboTV?
You can watch the Philadelphia Eagles vs. Washington Football Team game on Fox with a 7-Day Free Trial of fuboTV. You will also be able to stream NBC.
Can you stream Philadelphia Eagles vs. Washington Football Team on Hulu Live TV?
You can watch the Philadelphia Eagles vs. Washington Football Team game on Fox with a 7-Day Free Trial of Hulu + Live TV. You can also add NFL RedZone for just $10, with their new Sports Add-On. You will also be able to stream NBC.
Can you stream Philadelphia Eagles vs. Washington Football Team on DIRECTV STREAM?
You can watch the Philadelphia Eagles vs. Washington Football Team game on Fox with DIRECTV STREAM. You will also be able to stream NBC.
Can you stream Philadelphia Eagles vs. Washington Football Team on Sling TV?
You can watch the Philadelphia Eagles vs. Washington Football Team game on Fox with Sling TV. For a limited time, you can get $25 OFF Your First Month of Service. You will also be able to stream NBC.
Can you stream Philadelphia Eagles vs. Washington Football Team on YouTube TV?
You can watch the Philadelphia Eagles vs. Washington Football Team game on Fox with YouTube TV. You will also be able to stream NBC.
Can You Stream Philadelphia Eagles vs. Washington Football Team on NFL Sunday Ticket Online?
If they are not airing the Philadelphia Eagles vs. Washington Football Team game in your local market, you may be able to stream the game with NFL Sunday Ticket.
If you live in an apartment or dorm, you can stream NFL Sunday Ticket starting at $300 for the entire season. However, if you are a student or a recent graduate, you can save on the NFL out-of-market streaming service.
Students can get NFL Sunday Ticket Online for $120, while recent graduates can get it for just $200.
Can You Stream Philadelphia Eagles vs. Washington Football Team on NFL Game Pass?
With NFL Game Pass, you won’t be able to watch the Philadelphia Eagles vs. Washington Football Team game live, you will be able to listen to the live radio broadcast. Immediately, after the game ends however, you will be able to stream the game on-demand with NFL Game Pass.
You can get a NFL Game Pass for $99.99 for the entire season, after a 7-Day Free Trial.
Can you stream Philadelphia Eagles vs. Washington Football Team on Paramount Plus?
Unfortunately, Paramount Plus doesn’t offer Fox so you won’t be able to stream the Philadelphia Eagles vs. Washington Football Team game.
Can you stream Philadelphia Eagles vs. Washington Football Team on ESPN+?
Unfortunately, ESPN+ doesn’t offer Fox so you won’t be able to stream the Philadelphia Eagles vs. Washington Football Team game.
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Philadelphia Eagles vs. Washington Football Team Live Stream
Washington Football Team vs. Philadelphia Eagles Game Preview: COVID concerns, injuries overshadow Washington-Eagles game
Jalen Hurts or Gardner Minshew? At least Washington has narrowed Philadelphia’s starting quarterback to two players. The Eagles won’t know who they’re facing at several positions, including QB.
By the end of the week, Washington’s COVID-19 outbreak grew to 23 players and led to the game being pushed back to Tuesday night.
“They tell us where to play and when to play and we’ll play there,” Philadelphia coach Nick Sirianni said Friday.
The Eagles (6-7) host Washington (6-7) with the teams battling for a wild-card spot in the jumbled NFC. The matchup between two resurgent teams has been overshadowed by player availability.
“Well, you take every able body you have,” Washington coach Ron Rivera said. “They’re all getting opportunities to practice. They’re getting opportunities in meetings and walkthroughs to make sure they’re being brought up to speed on what we’re doing and how we’re doing it.”
The Eagles have to spend extra time preparing for backups and others Washington may have to use.
“Obviously, we know if a guy is not vaccinated, then he’s got to wait longer than another guy,” Eagles coach Nick Sirianni said. “You just don’t know when a guy is going to get back, so we’re going to prepare. … it just puts you in a little more (difficult) situation.”
Washington is one of several teams around the league dealing with a rising number of players on the COVID-19 list. Quarterback Taylor Heinicke joined defensive tackle Jonathan Allen, cornerback Kendall Fuller, and safety Kamren Curl as starters in protocol. Backup QB Kyle Allen was also on the list, though the postponement means he or Heinicke could be available.
If many of Washington’s top contributors can’t play, that compounds what already was an injury-depleted roster and the team could end up being without nearly half of its Week 1 starters.
“We were in meetings and one of the guys told me that somebody else had it. … It’s like, ‘Oh, here’s another one.’ And then: ‘There’s another one,’” said right guard Brandon Scherff, who noted he took some practice reps at center, a position he has never played at any level. “We knew that it was a possibility for us. With COVID, you know how fast it can spread.”
The Eagles are coming off a bye that followed a victory over the New York Jets led by Minshew, who filled in because Hurts has an ankle injury. Minshew and Hurts were expected to split snaps this week.
“It’s been a day-by-day thing,” Hurts said. “I’m doing everything in my power to make myself available for the team.”
NEXT, NEXT, NEXT MAN UP?
If Heinicke and Allen are out, Kyle Shurmur would be in line to go from the practice squad to making his first NFL start.
“If the opportunity presents itself, I’m excited,” said Shurmur, who played at Vanderbilt and went undrafted in 2019. “I’ve worked hard all year despite not playing. I’ve practiced hard, prepared every week as if I’m going to play and just kind of went from there.”
Shurmur said he takes pride in “knowing the system, operating at a high level and taking command of the offense.”
But Rivera didn’t identify a starting QB, and Washington also signed Garrett Gilbert off New England’s practice squad to be another option. Gilbert is familiar with Rivera and offensive coordinator Scott Turner from their time together with the Carolina Panthers in 2018.
WORK THE CLOCK
Washington won four straight before losing to Dallas, thanks to a solid defense — allowing just 17.5 points per game during that stretch — and an offense reliant on a stout running game led by second-year back Antonio Gibson. The second half of the formula fell apart against Dallas, though: Gibson gained 89.5 yards on the ground per outing during the previous four games but dropped to 36 yards on just 10 carries last week.
“The more we can rely on the run game,” Scherff said, “the easier it gets for everybody.”
Part of the issue: Gibson fumbled against Dallas, his sixth this season, and didn’t get another touch the rest of the way. His performance could be key against the Eagles, because when Gibson succeeds, it lessens the focus on Heinicke.
“Most times, when guys are going to the ground, they’re really bracing for the impact of hitting the ground, as opposed to protecting the ball. And it kind of looks a little bit like that,” Rivera said, “because a lot of his problems do seem to come when he is headed down. And so we’ll just continue to work it.”
COMMITTED TO THE RUN
The Eagles are the first team to rush for at least 175 yards in six straight games since the Chicago Bears did it in seven consecutive games in 1985. Since turning to the run, the Eagles are 4-2. Miles Sanders, Jordan Howard, Kenneth Gainwell, Boston Scott have each contributed and Hurts is the team’s leading rusher.