A fan's guide to the Eagles

TELEVISION

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WEEKDAYS

Daily News Live

5 p.m., Comcast SportsNet

Host Michael Barkann, with members of the Daily News sports staff. Special weekly: Brent Celek (Mondays), DeSean Jackson (Tuesdays), Brian Baldinger (Wednesdays), Ray Didinger (Thursdays) and Tra Thomas (Fridays).

SATURDAYS

Eagles Confidential, 7:30 p.m., 6ABC

Host Vince Papale offers a behind-the-scenes look at the Eagles, from film room access, a view from the coaches' office and the side lines on game days.

Fandemonium with Ray the Rant, 8 p.m., MyPHL17

An animated show that features host "Ray the Rant," who gives fans a chance to showcase their love for the team via videos and story submission. For more info or submissions, visit Raytherant.com.

Tony Luke's Eaglemania, 12:05 a.m., 6ABC

Host Tony Luke, the cheesesteak czar, hosts a weekly pep rally from the Trocadero Theater to pump Eagles fans up for the big game.

SUNDAYS

Sunday Kickoff, 11 a.m., CBS3

Hosts Beasley Reece and Ike Reese offer pregame reports and analysis.

GameDay Live, 11 a.m., Fox 29

Host John Anderson, featuring commentary and analysis from Greg Cosell, Anthony Gargano, and Mike Missanelli.

25/8: The Players Show, 11:30 a.m., 6ABC

A weekly reality show granting fans access to the personal lives of the players - filmed by the players.

Eagles Pregame Live, Starts 1 hour before kickoff, Comcast SportsNet

Host Michael Barkann, featuring preview and analysis from Gov. Ed Rendell, Ray Didinger and Vaughn Hebron and Derrick Gunn as the sideline reporter. Show will air live from Lincoln Financial Field on four Sundays (Sept. 12, Oct. 3, Nov. 21 and Jan. 2.).

Eagles Postgame Live

After every game, Comcast SportsNet

Host: Michael Barkann, featuring Ray Didinger, Gov. Ed Rendell, Vaughn Hebron and Derrick Gunn.

Expanded Eagles Coverage: 10:35 p.m., Fox 29.

Postgame interviews and analysis of that day's game.

Eagles Football Frenzy: 11:35 p.m. Sundays and after every Eagles game, 6ABC

Hosted by the Action News sports team and safety Quintin Mikell.

Sports Zone: 11:35 p.m., CBS 3 Host: Beasley Reece

MONDAYS

Andy Reid News Conference, noon, Comcast SportsNet

Live coverage of head coach Andy Reid's meeting with the media.

Eagles Extra: 6:30 and 11:30 p.m., Comcast SportsNet

Hosts Gregg Murphy and Hugh Douglas, along with an Eagles player, will break down the previous Eagles game and look ahead to the next game.

RADIO (Subject to change)

SUNDAYS

Countdown to Kickoff: Starts 3 hours before kickoff, WYSP (94.1-FM) Hosts: John Miller and Kevin Reilly.

Eagles Pregame Show: Starts 3 hours before kickoff, WIP (610-AM)

For home games, hosts: Glen Macnow, Rhea Hughes, Howard Eskin, Rueben Frank, Hugh Douglas, Joe Conklin at FDR Park (corner of Broad at Pattison). For road games, hosts Glen Macnow, Hugh Douglas, Rob Charry at Chickie & Pete's PARX Casino in Bensalem.

The Pregame Show: Starts 2 hours before kickoff, WYSP (94.1-FM)

Hosts: Kevin Reilly, Ike Reese, Rich Hofmann

Eagles Pregame Show: About 2 hours before kickoff, ESPN (97.5-FM), ESPN (950).

Host: Joe DeCamara and Michael Bradley, live from Tony Luke's (home games), South Philly.

The Postgame Show: Immediately after the game, WYSP (94.1-FM)

Hosts: Kevin Reilly, Bill Bergey, Paul Jolovitz

Eagles Postgame Show: Immediately after the game, WIP (610-AM)

For home games, hosts Anthony Gargano and Ike Reese; for road games, hosts Rob Ellis and Ike Reese. In either case, broadcast from Baby Blues (3402 Sansom St.)

Eagles Postgame Show: Immediately after the game, ESPN (97.5-FM), ESPN (950)

Hosts: Tom Byrne and Vinny the Crumb, from Hammerheads Restaurant (away games), Northeast Philly. Show to include Andy Reid's postgame news conferences.

THE FIFTH QUARTER: Two hours after the game, WYSP (94.1-FM)

Hosts: John Miller and Kevin Reilly

MONDAYS

Ernie Sims appearance: WIP (610-AM)

The linebacker will call in during the "Morning Show," 5:45 a.m.-10 a.m.

Brent Celek appearance: WIP (610-AM)

The tight end will call in during the "Midday Show, 10 a.m.-3 p.m.

Andy Reid News Conference: noon, WIP (610-AM), ESPN (97.5-FM), ESPN (950-AM)

Live coverage of head coach Andy Reid's meeting with the media.

Postgame Reaction: 2 p.m., ESPN (97.5-FM), ESPN (950).

Host Mike Missanelli, live from Chickie and Pete's or PARX Casino

Andy Reid Coaches Show: 5:30 p.m., WIP (610-AM)

During the Howard Eskin and Ike Reese Show, and co-hosted by Merrill Reese. Reid for the first half hour and a different player each week during the second half from Chickie & Pete's in South Philly.

Players Lounge: 7 p.m.

Host Ike Reese with Brent Celek (unless pre-empted by Sixers or Flyers), from Chickie & Pete's in South Philly.

Eagles Prime Time Live

7 p.m., WXTU (92.5-FM): Hosts Andie Summers featuring the Eagles' David Akers and Stewart Bradley. Live from the Landmark Americana (3333 Market St.), University City.

WEDNESDAYS

Inside Look at the Eagles: 7 p.m., ESPN (97.5-FM), ESPN (950).

Hosts: Brian Baldinger and Dan Schwartzman

THURSDAYS

Sal Pal Football Hour: 6 p.m., ESPN (97.5-FM), ESPN (950).

Host Sal Paolantonio, from Philly Sports Bar, Runnemede, N.J.

SATURDAYS

This Week in Pro Football: 10 a.m., ESPN (97.5-FM), ESPN (950).

Hosts Tim McManus and Pat Callahan

EAGLES RADIO NETWORK

Along with WYSP (94.1-FM), heading into its 19th season as the flagship station of the Eagles, you can listen to the Birds on AM radio partner WIP (610) in addition to the following stations:

PENNSYLVANIA

Levittown: WBCB (1490-AM)

Reading: WEEU (890-AM)

Pottsville: WPPA (1360-AM)

Harrisburg: WQXA (105.7-FM)

Northumberland: WEGH (107.3-FM)

Wilkes Barre/Scranton: WEZX (106.9-FM); WEJL (630-AM); WBAX (1240-AM)

Allentown: WCTO (96.1-FM)

Williamsport: WBZD (93.3-FM)

NEW JERSEY

Atlantic City: WMGM (103.7-FM)

DELAWARE

Wilmington: WDEL (1150-AM)

Fans can also log onto PhiladelphiaEagles.com, and listen to the live WYSP (94.1-FM) broadcast over their computer as an NFL Field Pass subscriber.

ON THE WEB

Philly.com: Get full coverage of the Eagles from the Daily News at philly.com/eagles and on Eagletarian, the Daily News Eagles blog, at www.eagletarian.com.

Twitter: Follow Daily News beat writer Les Bowen at www.twitter.com/LesBowen and NFL writer Paul Domowitch at www.twitter.com/PDomo.

Team website: philadelphiaeagles.com.

Stadium website: lincolnfinancialfield.com.

The Eagles also have team pages on Facebook and Twitter.

GAME DAY INFORMATION

HeadHouse plaza: Opens 3 hours before game

Clubs and Suites: Opens 2 hours before game

Inner stadium gates: Opens 90 minutes before game

Assisted Listening Devices (ALDs): ALDs are available at all guest service centers located on the concourses behind Sections 121, 136, 206, 226. There is no charge, but requests for the device can be made in advance by calling the Guest Services hotline at 267-570-4400.

First Aid locations: HeadHouse Plaza: Security post adjacent to the Ticket Office; main concourse: Behind Sections 114 and 136; upper concourse: Behind sections 217, 233 and 242.

MASS TRANSIT

With the current construction on Interstate 95 at the Girard Point Bridge, traffic has been known to be backed up all the way from the airport from points south and from the Ben Franklin Bridge from points north. There are few alternate routes to get to the stadiums unless you take Broad Street or 676 to Snyder Ave. With that said mass transit, looks the way to go.

SEPTA: Will again run its Sports Express service via the Broad Street Line (Orange Line) approximately 2 1/2 hours before all Eagles regular-season home games. Starting from Fern Rock station, Sports Express trains run 10 minutes before and after games. Sports Express stops are made at Olney, Erie, Girard, Spring Garden, Race and Vine, City Hall and Walnut–Locust. In addition, SEPTA will ramp up service on its Market-Frankford El Line (Blue Line) by five trains to assist heavy volume on the Orange Line. Suburban passengers can take their local regional rail line to Suburban Station to catch the Sports Express trains to the stadium. For more info and for possible ticket promotions like the one day Independence Pass, visit www.septa.org. New Jersey riders can take PATCO trains into Center City and take the Broad Street Line.

NJ TRANSIT: For the third year in a row, NJ Transit has partnered with SEPTA to assist the Eagles' New Jersey fan base and Philly fans seeking transportation up to the new Meadowlands stadium. Visit njtransit.com/meadowlands.