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Jalen Hurts to appear with Peyton and Eli Manning on ESPN’s ‘Monday Night Football’ broadcast

In addition to Hurts, NBA superstar Steph Curry and actor John Hamm will appear on the "Manningcast."

Philadelphia Eagles quarterback Jalen Hurts will appear with Peyton and Eli Manning on their alternate 'Monday Night Football' broadcast tonight.
Philadelphia Eagles quarterback Jalen Hurts will appear with Peyton and Eli Manning on their alternate 'Monday Night Football' broadcast tonight.Read moreSteven M. Falk / Staff Photographer

Peyton and Eli Manning skipped the Eagles when they played on ESPN’s Monday Night Football in Week 2, but they’ll be bringing on Philadelphia’s favorite new star during tonight’s Manningcast.

Fresh off Sunday’s win over the Jacksonville Jaguars, Eagles quarterback Jalen Hurts will chat it up tonight with the Manning brothers on their alternate Monday Night Football broadcast on ESPN2.

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Hurts is expected to join the program some point during the first quarter of the San Francisco 49ers-Los Angeles Rams game, which is scheduled to kick off around 8:15 p.m.

The Manning brothers’ other guests will be Golden State Warriors star Steph Curry and actor Jon Hamm, fresh off his appearance on Saturday Night Live in a riff on the Manningcast, with Downingtown native Miles Teller playing Peyton.

Despite ESPN adding Joe Buck and Troy Aikman to their Monday Night Football both, the Manningcast continues to be a hit for the network, drawing 1.4 million viewers last week during the Dallas Cowboys’ 23-16 win over the New York Giants.

After Monday, the Manning brothers will take a two-week break. They’ll return to do their alternate Monday Night Football broadcast on ESPN2 in Week 7, when the Chicago Bears take on the New England Patriots on Oct. 24.

Here’s the remaining Manningcast schedule this season on ESPN2:

  1. Week 4: Rams at 49ers (Oct. 3)

  2. Week 7: Bears at Patriots (Oct. 24)

  3. Week 8: Bengals at Browns (Oct. 31)

  4. Week 9: Ravens at Saints (Nov. 7)

  5. Week 13: Saints at Buccaneers (Dec. 5)

  6. Week 14: Patriots at Cardinals (Dec. 12)

  7. Week 15: Rams at Packers (Dec. 19)

  8. Playoffs: Wild card round (TBD)