The National Football League (NFL) is featured in most of their games live-action on Sunday. The NFL regular season’s Week 2 game between the Chiefs and Jaguars is set to kick off Sunday, September 17, 2023, at EverBank Stadium in Jacksonville, FL.
The Jaguars (1-0) took their first win 31-21 over the Colts in their last matchup, where No. 5 QB Trevor Lawrence scored 241 passing yards and 21 rushing yards with 2 passing touchdowns and 1 interception. The Chiefs (0-1) are coming off a 21-20 loss in their 2023 season’s opening game against the Lions. QB Mahomes led the Chiefs and scored 226 passing yards and 45 rushing yards with 2 passing touchdowns and 1 interception.
Way to watch:
- TV channel: CBS
- Jaguars vs. Chiefs
- Date: Sunday, Sept. 17
- Live stream: Paramount+
- Kick-off time: 1:00 p.m. ET
- Odds: Jaguars +135, Chiefs -155
- Location: EverBank Stadium, Florida
When do the Jaguars vs. Chiefs start?
The Kansas City Chiefs and the Jacksonville Jaguars game will kick off at 1 PM ET and 10 AM PT on CBS.
Where is the Jaguars vs. Chiefs week 2 game?
Chiefs will face off the 2023 NFL regular season second game against the Jaguars in the week 2 matchup at 1:00 PM ET on Sunday, Sept. 17, at EverBank Stadium.
How to watch Jaguars vs. Chiefs on TV
FOX officially televises the JAX-KC game locally in the United States. Go to FOX.com or download the FOX app and connect with the NFL games. Live action is available on PC, Laptop, Mobile phones, Tablet, Android devices, Roku, Amazon FireTV, Apple TV, iOS, Google Play, Chromecast, Xbox Series, PlayStation 5, and more.
To watch the 2023 NFL season game live stream online, you’ll need a premium cable or satellite TV subscription or digital streaming service.
- Sling TV: FOX, FOX, ESPN, NFL Network – $40–$55.00/month
- FuboTV: ESPN, CBS, ABC, FOX, NBC, NFL Network – $74.99 – $94.99/month
- Hulu Live TV: ABC, CBS ESPN, ESPN, FOX, NFL Network, NBC – $69.99/month
- DirecTV Now: ABC, CBS, ESPN, FOX, NBC, NFL Network – $64.99–$139.99/month
What is TV Broadcast Guide:
- Network: CBS
- Play-by-Play: Ian Eagle
- Analyst: Charles Davis
- Sideline Reporter: Evan Washburn
