Falcons vs. Patriots Super Bowl 51 schedule, channel, announcers, and more

In case you’ve somehow made it this far without being aware of what time the Super Bowl is, we’re here to help. Hey, life’s busy.

The Atlanta Falcons are taking on the New England Patriots tonight in a battle of America’s Team and, you know, the Patriots. New England is in their ninth Super Bowl as a franchise, while the Falcons are in just their second and seeking their first ever championship win.

Atlanta’s got a couple of injury issues heading into this game, but otherwise they’re the same destructive force that has dismantled a bunch of teams en route to the Super Bowl. New England will be perhaps their stiffest test of the entire season—this is for the Lombardi, after all—but Atlanta’s shown they won’t wilt under the lights and against tough opponents. I’m bullish on waking up tomorrow with my favorite team as Super Bowl champions, and I hope you are too.

Here’s what you need to know, everyone. Game’s only 11 hours away.

2017 Super Bowl info

Game time: Sunday, February 5, 6:30 p.m. EST

Location: NRG Stadium, Houston, Texas

TV Channel: FOX

Radio: 92.9 The Game (Wes Durham and Dave Archer)

Online Stream: Here’s the best ways to watch if you’re unable to watch on cable television.

Injury Report: Alex Mack has a fracture in his left leg, and Julio Jones’ toe injury may require surgery after this game. The Patriots have several players listened as questionable.

Announcers: Joe Buck, Troy Aikman, Erin Andrews, Chris Myers

Online: Verizon NFL Mobile | FOX Sports Go

Odds: The Falcons are 3 points underdogs

Prediction: Falcons win, 34-30

Opposition: Pats Pulpit

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Halftime Show: Lady Gaga

Referee: Carl Cheffers