ManningCast schedule: Will there be a 'Monday Night Football' ManningCast in Week 15?

ManningCast schedule: Will there be a ‘Monday Night Football’ ManningCast in Week 15?

Posted by Admin December 16, 2024 Football

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Everyone is busy this time of year, even the Mannings.

The NFL regular season is winding down and the playoffs are inching closer. In the process, some teams are securing playoff spots, with others looking to lock in a bye week for all their hard work thus far. The same rings true for the Peyton and Eli Manning-hosted “ManningCast,” which will be noticeably absent from the screens over the next month.

ESPN is giving the Manning brothers multiple bye weeks, allowing them to recharge for their postseason game set for January. While they won’t be chatting on ESPN2 during Week 15’s Monday night doubleheader, there is a return date already set for you alt-cast fans.

Here’s a look at the “ManningCast” remaining schedule for 2024.

Is there a ManningCast tonight?

The Manning brothers won’t be on the air for the “ManningCast” in Week 15. After Week 14’s busy week of Monday night broadcasts that featured, “The Simpsons,” and the Manning brothers, it’s back to traditional viewing for Week 15. This week’s slate includes a doubleheader, with the Vikings hosting the Bears and Falcons visiting the Raiders.

Joe Buck and Troy Aikman will handle the majority of the remaining Monday night regular season games from here, with the “ManningCast” on a bye until the postseason. The Manning duo will return for the final game of Super Wild Card weekend, slated for Jan. 13.

ManningCast 2024 remaining schedule

Here are the remaining “ManningCast” broadcasts for the 2024 NFL season:

Wild Card Weekend: Game TBD

How to watch the ManningCast

The “ManningCast” is available on ESPN2 for traditional cable viewers, while those who have cut the cord can find it streaming on ESPN+, starting at 8:15 p.m. ET during select weeks.

Joe Buck and Troy Aikman are on the call for the regular “Monday Night Football” broadcast on ABC and ESPN, slated to kick off at 8:15 p.m. ET.

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