Where to find the broadcast, who’s on the call, what Jacksonville coach Liam Coen said about preparation, and the Jaguars’ injury picture heading into the road game in Denver.
Announcers: Ian Eagle (play-by-play), Ross Tucker (analysis), and Evan Washburn (sideline) on the TV broadcast.
Health: Jaguars reported a handful of names during the week but finished without any official designations.
Preparation: Head coach Liam Coen praised a strong midweek practice and urged cleaner execution heading into Week 2.
Cleveland Browns. Head coach Liam Coen said the team practiced with urgency during the week and that Wednesday's session was one of the better midweek practices he's seen recently. Coen called Thursday's padded practice solid but added he wanted to see the team be a bit cleaner in some areas before kickoff.
Broadcast options: TV and streaming
Local TV: The game will be carried locally on CBS47 and on the team's CBS affiliate network. If you are outside the Jacksonville market, use the CBS regional broadcast map to determine whether this matchup will be shown in your area.
Eagle on play-by-play, Ross Tucker as the game analyst, and Evan Washburn on the sidelines.
National radio: The game will also be available on SiriusXM (channel 814), Sports USA, and ESPN Radio for out-of-market listeners.
The Jaguars had several players appear on the weekly injury report but none of those players received an official designation by game day. Coen pointed to the team's relative freshness after the opener — noting players didn't have to "play the whole game" last Sunday — and said that contributed to preparation and energy through the week.
Coen emphasized mindset and energy as the reasons Wednesday's practice stood out. He described that session as setting the tone for the week and said players came in eager and ready, aware of what's at stake and the opportunity ahead. He still wants cleaner execution in specific areas before game time.
Jacksonville enters the game healthy on paper and confident after a clean win in Week 1. Coen's comments suggest the team has practiced with purpose and energy, but he still expects execution improvements. From a broadcast standpoint, fans have multiple options — local TV, national radio, and satellite — to follow the game live.
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