Is There a ManningCast Tonight for Eagles-Chargers? Complete Week 14 Details for Eli and Peyton Manning’s Show
The ManningCast offers an alternative simulcast on ESPN2 for viewing some Monday Night Football games. Hosts Eli Manning and Peyton Manning are often joined by notable guests to provide commentary and entertainment. Here’s what to know about the program as the Los Angeles Chargers and Philadelphia Eagles are scheduled to wrap up the week.
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Is there a ManningCast for Week 14?
The ManningCast has played on ESPN2 for Monday Night Football nine times during the 2025 NFL season, including in each of the past six consecutive weeks. This streak will come to an end in Week 14 when the Chargers take on the Eagles, as the Mannings will have the week off.
They will return next week for the MNF showdown between the Pittsburgh Steelers and Miami Dolphins, but this will be their final Monday night simulcast for the regular season this year. They are scheduled twice more down the road on Week 18 and for the Wild Card round of the NFL Playoffs.
Week 18 will feature a ManningCast for an ESPN game scheduled for Saturday, while their Wild Card round simulcast will air on Monday night. When the Divisional Round arrives, the ManningCast will officially come to a close for the 2025 season.
Still, they are likely to return in the same role next year, as Peyton and Eli have been highly successful with this project. Fans often enjoy their unique style of covering the game, so they will be missed by many in Week 14 for the match between the Eagles and Chargers.
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This will result in many of them catching the traditional broadcast on ESPN with Joe Buck and Troy Aikman in the booth. They will call what is shaping up to be an essential matchup between two teams trying to punch their tickets into the postseason.
The Eagles are the defending Super Bowl champions, but their active two-game losing streak has dropped them to a disappointing 8-4 record so far.
They still sit atop the NFC East, but the race with the 6-6-1 Dallas Cowboys becomes much tighter if they were to be defeated by the Chargers, who are currently in a tight battle for one of the AFC’s Wild Card spots.
Jalen Hurts will look to end the Eagles’ losing streak, but it won’t be easy against one of the best defenses in the NFL this year. The Chargers are one of only eight teams with a score higher than 80 in PFSN’s Impact Rankings for this season.
