Eagles vs. Steelers set for 1 PM kickoff after both teams come out of byes

The NFL has moved the Week 11 game between the Philadelphia Eagles and the Pittsburgh Steelers at Lincoln Financial Field to a 1 PM kickoff, with the matchup set to air on CBS and on SportsRadio 94WIP, the Eagles announced on Monday.

The Eagles host the Steelers after their bye week, with the game arriving in the middle of Pittsburgh’s recent run. In the Eagles’ preview of the matchup, Pittsburgh is described as 6-2 and coming off a stretch in which it has won four straight games.

Philadelphia’s preview also framed the rivalry context: the Steelers have not won in Philadelphia in 11 straight intrastate matchups dating back to 1966, and the Eagles are said to have won each of the last 11 meetings played in Philadelphia.

The teams’ last head-to-head meeting in Philadelphia, on December 15, 2024, is noted as an Eagles win (27-13), which the Eagles said helped set a franchise mark with their 10th straight victory at the time.

Beyond kickoff time and TV/radio details, Philadelphia’s preview included team form and individual production context, including references to Steelers running back Jaylen Warren’s rushing output and quarterback Aaron Rodgers’ recent passing stretch, along with a look at Pittsburgh’s defensive pressures and run defense.