How to watch Giants vs. Saints: Week 6 TV, stream info
FOX carries the Sunday afternoon broadcast while WFAN and SiriusXM provide local and national radio coverage for both teams.
The New York Giants host the New Orleans Saints at MetLife Stadium on Sunday at 1 p.m. ET for a Week 6 matchup that marks John Harbaugh‘s sixth game as New York’s head coach. Both rosters are navigating significant injuries heading into the afternoon kickoff.
FOX holds the national television rights for the broadcast. Adam Amin handles play-by-play duties alongside analyst Drew Brees and sideline reporter Kristina Pink. Viewers without traditional cable access can stream the game through NFL+ or Fubo, which currently offers a free trial.
Harbaugh took over the franchise following a coaching search that ended one of the most anticipated transitions in recent team history. His first five games included a prime-time Week 1 opener against the Dallas Cowboys on NBC and a Monday Night Football trip to the Los Angeles Rams in Week 2 on ABC and ESPN.
Local radio coverage originates from flagship stations WFAN 101.9 FM and 660 AM. Bob Papa calls the action with Carl Banks providing analysis and Howard Cross reporting from the sideline. A Spanish-language simulcast airs on Que Buena 1280 AM featuring Nestor Rosario and Francis Adames.
Satellite listeners can tune in via SiriusXM on Channel 198 for the Giants feed and Channel 267 for the Saints broadcast. Internet satellite options include Channels 822 and 823, respectively.
John Schmeelk, Tiki Barber and Paul Dottino anchor the pre-game “Giants Gameday” and post-game “Giants Extra Point” programming.
Out-of-market fans across the Northeast have access through a network of regional affiliates. Stations carrying the broadcast include WPYX 106.5 FM in Albany; WPOP 1410 AM and 100.9 FM in Hartford, Connecticut; WEEX 1230 AM and 94.7 FM in Easton, Pennsylvania; WTLA 1200 AM and 97.7-100.1 FM in Syracuse; WTLB 1310 AM and 96.5 FM in Utica; WRNY 1350 AM in Rome; WSGO 1440 AM and 100.1 FM in Oswego; WLAD 800 AM in Danbury, Connecticut; and WENE 1430 AM in Binghamton. Cortland and Ithaca listeners can use 96.3 FM or WYXL-FM 97.3 HD3.
Sunday’s game sits in the middle of an 18-week schedule. After facing the Saints, New York travels to the Houston Texans in Week 7 before a Week 9 bye leads into a road game against the Philadelphia Eagles on Nov. 8. The back half of the season features matchups against the Jacksonville Jaguars, Indianapolis Colts, San Francisco 49ers, Seattle Seahawks, Cleveland Browns and Detroit Lions, concluding with a divisional clash against the Cowboys on Jan. 3 and a regular-season finale against the Eagles on the Jan. 9-10 weekend.
