Commanders visit 49ers on Monday Night Football, with kickoff set for 8:15 p.m. ET
Photo: The Guardian USThe Washington Commanders play the San Francisco 49ers on Monday Night Football on October 19, with kickoff set for 8:15 p.m. ET. It is Washington's trip west, and it comes a week after the Commanders failed to capitalize on a simple game-winning field goal opportunity in overtime against the Giants. Week 6 inactive lists have been released, and the game is available on television and through live streams.
Left-leaning outlets, led by The Guardian, open with Washington's need to manage the clock after the missed overtime kick and point readers to kickoff time, TV channels and streaming options. Alternative outlets Yahoo Sports and CBS Sports focus on the inactive lists, including Stefon Diggs' status, and on expert predictions. The right-leaning New York Post emphasizes the kickoff time and how to watch the game for free. All four cover the same matchup and the Monday night broadcast.
How the sides differ Left sources stress Washington's missed overtime field goal; alternative sources focus on inactives and picks; right sources highlight free viewing.
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Left-leaning coverage leads with the Commanders' need to manage the clock after a missed overtime field goal. It includes kickoff time, TV channels and streaming options.
Alternative outlets lead with the Week 6 inactive lists, including whether Stefon Diggs is active. They also feature expert picks from Micah Roberts.
Right-leaning coverage stresses the 8:15 p.m. ET kickoff and how to watch the game for free.