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If you like old school football, this is the game for you. Both the New England Patriots and Indianapolis Colts will enter their Saturday matchup with clear and matching identities. They run the football, and they play sound defense. Both offenses rank top ten in rushing yards and attempts, while their defenses enter this matchup ranked in the top 10 of total points allowed. Like always, it is expected that this game’s outcome will be determined by execution. Which team will execute their assignments with better consistency and in the biggest moments? Here is how you can follow along to find out.  New England Patriots (9-4) vs Indianapolis Colts (7-6)Date: Saturday, Dec. 18, 2021 Kickoff: 8:15 p.m. ET Location: Lucas Oil Stadium, Indianapolis, IN SB Nation affiliate: Stampede Blue BroadcastNetwork: NFL Network Team: Kevin Burkhardt (play-by-play), Greg Olson (color commentary), Pam Oliver (sideline), Kristina Pink (sideline) The game will be broadcast locally on WBZ Channel 4. Live streaming: fuboTV (Try for free here!) Replay streaming: NFL Game Pass US International live streaming: NFL Game Pass International Geographic and device restrictions apply as well as data charges may apply. Local RadioStation: 98.5 FM The Sports Hub Broadcast team: Bob Socci (play-by-play), Scott Zolak (color commentary) 98.5 FM is available through the following stations:
For additional stations, please check out the broadcast information on patriots.com. Satellite radioStation: 226 (New England), 225 (Indianapolis) Line: NE: +2 (ML: +115) | IND: -2 (ML: -135) Over/Under: 46 For more betting information, please visit DraftKings Sportsbook. Odds/lines subject to change. T&Cs apply. See draftkings.com/sportsbook for details. AnalysisWe will have plenty of updates as well as our live in-game tracker online on game day. Please make sure to regularly check back to PatsPulpit.com for all the latest news, rumors and analysis. Social mediaPats Pulpit will deliver updates and analysis all over social media. Besides regularly checking the website, please make sure to follow us on Twitter, Facebook, Instagram and Twitch. The Pats Pulpit podcasts will have extensive breakdowns throughout the season. To find out how to listen and subscribe, please click here. Read more
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Fantasy Sports on SiriusXM Tune in to all things fantasy sports on SiriusXM Fantasy Sports Radio (Ch 87). Hear advice, news, and opinion from experts, athletes, and celebrities—including strategies for building teams to help dominate your fantasy sports leagues.Start Listening The Miami Dolphins were finally brought back to Earth last weekend, suffering a 34-3 thrashing at the hands of the Tennessee Titans. The loss knocked them out of playoff contention at 8-8, as it ended a seven-game winning streak that was turning into a turnaround the likes of which the NFL has never seen. Even with the loss, it was a terrific bounceback for the Dolphins, who were 1-7 earlier this season. Their opponents on Sunday are the New England Patriots, a familiar face playing for a familiar place: First in the AFC East. The 10-6 Patriots are locked into the playoffs, but they can win the East with a win and a Bills loss to the Jets. However, there’s not much use in postulating Patriots scenarios. They can end up anywhere from first in the AFC to seventh, depending on how things shake out. No playoff team will be scoreboard watching more than New England on Sunday, as they try to play themselves into a better spot. The Dolphins, of course, have always been an issue for Bill Belichick. They tend to give the Pats issues, and Sunday would be a bad time for that. Losing throws a lot of things up in the air for New England, as they try to exert as much control as possible over their fate. Mac Jones has been exactly what the Patriots have needed him to be for most of the year, and that has to continue against an opportunistic Dolphins team with a surprising secondary. The Patriots, of course, want to get back to the top of the division after the Bills won the East last year. New England was particularly conservative among its players in terms of sitting out due to COVID-19 in 2020, so a return to the top would be a big confidence booster heading into the playoffs. If the Patriots lose to the Dolphins Sunday, however, they’ll be looking around the league for help to determine their Wild Card matchup. Here’s what you need to know to watch Patriots vs. Dolphins this Sunday, including kickoff time, TV channels, and the full Week 18 NFL schedule. MORE: Watch Patriots vs. Dolphins live with fuboTV (7-day trial) What channel is Patriots vs. Dolphins on today?
Patriots vs. Dolphins will be broadcast regionally on local CBS affiliate channels in Week 18. Spero Dedes and Jay Feely will be on the call for CBS, with Gene Steratore manning rules analysis. Jenny Dell will be on the sidelines. You can find the Patriots’ away broadcast on SiriusXM channel 383, while the Dolphins’ home broadcast airs on channel 228. In Canada, viewers can watch Patriots vs. Dolphins with a subscription to DAZN, which includes every NFL game. Patriots vs. Dolphins start time
Patriots vs. Dolphins is scheduled to start at 4:25 p.m. ET on Sunday. This game will only air in local markets in the CBS late spot. New England Patriots schedule 2021
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