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Chiefs vs. Giants 2025 NFL Week 3 — Date, Time & Broadcast Guide

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Chiefs vs. Giants: Sunday Night Football at MetLife Stadium

Week 3 brings a primetime stage: the Kansas City Chiefs visit the New York Giants at MetLife Stadium (East Rutherford, NJ) — a Sunday Night Football clash on NBC and Peacock, kickoff 8:20 PM ET, Sunday, September 21, 2025. Both teams are 0–2, turning this Sunday night into an early-season gut check.


📺 How to Watch (U.S. & International)

  • TV: NBC (nationwide). SNF crew: Mike Tirico / Cris Collinsworth / Melissa Stark.

  • Streaming: Peacock (U.S.) plus NBC.com and the NBC app (provider/subscription required).

  • Official game page: NFL Game Center (schedule, venue, and “Ways to Watch”).

  • 🎙️ Radio

    • Chiefs Radio Network (EN): 106.5 The Wolf (WDAF-FM); official streaming also via 96.5 The Fan. (ES): Tico Sports.

  • Giants Radio Network (EN): WFAN 101.9 FM / 660 AM & on the Audacy app.

  • SiriusXM: Home/away team feeds available in the SiriusXM app (check channel listings near kickoff).

  • 🗓️ Game Info

    • Date: Sunday, September 21, 2025

  • Kickoff: 8:20 PM ET / 7:20 PM CT / 5:20 PM PT

  • Venue: MetLife Stadium, East Rutherford, NJ

  • Broadcast/Streaming: NBC & Peacock

  • 🔑 Why This Game Matters

    • Primetime pressure: Both Chiefs and Giants are 0–2, making SNF a chance to flip the season’s momentum just two weeks in.

  • New York stage & viewing model: SNF on NBC/Peacock remains appointment TV plus streaming—expect big national reach.

  • Storylines: Patrick Mahomes looks to find rhythm after a narrow Week 2 loss to the Eagles; Russell Wilson’s Giants aim to ignite in their home opener.


  • Quick FAQ

    • Is it on Peacock? Yes — SNF airs on NBC & Peacock (Peacock requires a subscription).

  • Is it free? No. Unlike the free YouTube opener in Week 1, SNF requires Peacock or a TV/streaming package that includes NBC.

  • Spanish-language radio? Yes — Tico Sports within the Chiefs’ network.

  • Buckle up. Chiefs vs. Giants at MetLife promises tempo, big plays, and a Sunday-night atmosphere thick with drama—perfect for setting the tone for late September.

     

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