The Philadelphia Eagles (2-1) face the Tampa Bay Buccaneers (2-1) in Tampa Bay on Sunday, with a former opponent setting the tone on television for Fox.

Tom Brady, who went 1-1 against the Eagles in Super Bowls during his successful 23-year playing career, is Fox’s top NFL analyst in the booth this season. Today’s game will be just the fourth in his career short broadcasting career, and the first not to involve the Dallas Cowboys. Reviews for his first three games were mixed, but he was mostly solid and wasn’t afraid to criticize Dak Prescott’s throws last week.

“Obviously it’s improving every week and every year,” Brady told Fox News. “There is no hiding. It’s not like there’s really a practice field.”

Alongside Brady, the game will be called by veteran play-by-play announcer Kevin Burkhardt, who called Super Bowl LVII between the Eagles and Kansas City Chiefs and grew up a Birds fan in North Jersey. Both Erin Andrews and Tom Rinaldi will report from the sidelines of Raymond James Stadium, which is expected to be somewhat damp after Hurricane Helene moved through the region.

Of course, Brady spent his last three seasons with the Buccaneers, so Birds fans may be getting a reverse dose of what Atlanta Falcons fans experienced in Week 2 when Jason Kelce turned a full quarter Monday Night Football into an Eagles lovefest. If last week was any indication, fans will be forced to watch a Fox commercial featuring Brady talking to past versions of himself at least a few times during the broadcast.

Sunday’s game against the Bucs almost certainly won’t be the last time Brady calls the Birds this season. He is currently scheduled to call two more Eagles games – Week 15 against the Pittsburgh Steelers and Week 17 against the Dallas Cowboys. He will also call the NFC Championship Game and Super Bowl LIX in New Orleans if the Eagles make it that far.

One final TV note: While Brady is calling the game, Eagles-Bucs is not the Week 4 national game (that would be Chiefs vs. Los Angeles Chargers on CBS at 4:25 p.m. Philly time). Outside of the Philadelphia TV market, Eagles-Bucs also airs in Buffalo, Cleveland, Nashville, Kansas City, Dallas, Las Vegas and most of New York, Pennsylvania and Florida.

Here’s everything you need to know to watch or stream Eagles-Bucs today:

Tonight’s game between the Eagles and Buccaneers is scheduled to begin at 1:00 p.m. Eastern Time on Fox.

Eagles-Bucs will also be broadcast on radio on 94.1 WIP, where fans can hear the familiar voices of Merrill Reese and former Eagles receiver Mike Quick. WIP anchor Howard Eskin will handle sideline reporting.

Rickie Ricardo, Oscar Budejen and Dave Gerhardt will broadcast the game in Spanish on La Mega 105.7 FM in Philadelphia, 93.9 FM in Atlantic City and 103.3 FM in Vineland/Millville.

Both radio shows can be streamed from anywhere on the Eagles’ website, while fans in Philly can also stream them on the Eagles app

Eagles-Bucs will be streamed on the Fox Sports app, but you’ll need to sign in with your cable provider.

The game will also be streamed on every so-called skinny bundle that Fox offers, including fuboTV, YouTube TV, Hulu + Live TV, Sling TV and DirecTV Stream. Most offer a free trial.

If you live in the Philadelphia TV market, you can also stream the game on NFL+, the league’s subscription streaming service, which costs $6.99 per month.

If you want to stream the game for free and live in or around Philadelphia, using a digital antenna is the best option as the game will be televised on Fox 29.

Staff writers Jeff McLane, EJ Smith, Olivia Reinerand Jeff Neiburg will broadcast the action live on Inquirer.com. For game notes and observations, visit Inquirer.com/Eagles. Don’t forget to subscribe to our free Sports Daily newsletter.