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TIME CHANGE: Eagles vs Buccaneers – Schedule Advisory Due to Humberto

Tampa, FL — Week 4 brings a heavyweight NFC clash as the Philadelphia Eagles visit the Tampa Bay Buccaneers at Raymond James Stadium. The playoff-tinged matchup now carries a weather twist: Tropical Storm Humberto could bring heavy rain and 25–35 mph winds (with higher gusts) across the Tampa Bay area.

As of now, kickoff is scheduled for Sunday, September 28, 2025, at 4:25 PM EDT. The NFL and meteorological agencies are closely monitoring Humberto’s track. The league’s top priority is the safety of players, staff, and fans; therefore, the start time may be adjusted (earlier/later or moved to a different day) depending on conditions and local infrastructure.


Storylines to Watch

Jalen Hurts vs. Baker Mayfield
If wind and rain limit deep shots, the value of RPOs, quick game, and QB runs for Hurts only rises. For the Bucs, Mayfield must protect the football and lean on play-action in tough conditions.

Trench battle spotlight
The Eagles’ elite OL meets Vita Vea, Lavonte David, and a disciplined Bucs front seven. Conversely, Philly’s pass rush will look to keep Mayfield under steady pressure.

Playmakers in the storm
A.J. Brown/DeVonta Smith vs. Mike Evans/Chris Godwin: the weather may curb explosives, but contested-catch prowess in wind and rain can still flip the game.


Weather Factor

Raymond James is an outdoor stadium, so rain and wind can directly affect play quality:

  • Wet ball & slick turf → emphasis on runs, screens, and check-downs.

  • Special teams could swing the outcome (return fumbles, slips on punts/FGs).

  • Fourth-down decisions may be more conservative if wind complicates long field goals.


  • Fan Experience & Contingency Plans

    • Parking & Gates: Opening times may change; follow updates via Buccaneers, Eagles, and NFL apps and social channels.

  • Tickets: All tickets will be honored if the game moves to a different time or date.

  • What to Bring: Pack ponchos/rain jackets (umbrellas are often restricted). Build in extra travel time; heavy rain can cause localized flooding near Dale Mabry Hwy.

  • Tailgating: Open-flame rules may tighten under high winds—check morning advisories.


  • Broadcast

    The game is slated for FOX in the Sunday afternoon window, with market-dependent streaming options (e.g., NFL+ in the U.S. and local rightsholders). Any time change will be announced alongside updated channel/stream details.


    Odds & Series Notes

    • Spread (reference): Eagles -2.5 to -3.0 (weather could move the line).

  • Over/Under (reference): ~44.0 — wind and rain may push this lower near kickoff.

  • Recent playoff angle: Tampa Bay has held the upper hand in several recent postseason meetings, adding spice to this Florida rematch.


  • Game Schedule (Subject to Weather Updates)

    • Matchup: Philadelphia Eagles @ Tampa Bay Buccaneers

  • Date: Sunday, September 28, 2025 (subject to change due to Humberto)

  • Kickoff: 4:25 PM EDT

  • Location: Raymond James Stadium, Tampa, Florida

  • For now, the game remains on schedule — but with Humberto closing in on Tampa Bay, Eagles–Buccaneers could be shaped as much by the skies as by the schemes. Keep alerts on, follow official updates, and travel safely!

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