KC Chiefs QB Patrick Mahomes to Join ESPN ‘ManningCast’ on Monday Night Football

The Kansas City Chiefs got back to work on Monday and are looking ahead to their Week 11 matchup against the Philadelphia Eagles, but there's one more Monday Night Football game taking place between now and then. First, the Denver Broncos travel to Orchard Park for an evening showdown with the Buffalo Bills.

For those who don't want to tune in for the normal ESPN broadcast, there's another option at your disposal. Over on ESPN2, Mahomes will join Peyton and Eli Manning's famous ManningCast production as their first guest of the evening. The program is expected to start at 8:13 p.m. ET:

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Following Mahomes as guest Nos. 2 and 3 are American former World Cup alpine ski racer Lindsey Vonn, as well as NFL Network's Kyle Brandt. Monday Night Football with Peyton and Eli is an ESPN and Omaha Productions effort, and one that's served as a suitable supplement to live coverage of many Monday evening NFL games in the past few seasons.

Known for their dynamic banter with one another, breakdowns from a quarterback's perspective and conversations with high-profile guests, both Manning brothers have made the ManningCast a prime destination for viewers. This week's matchup is the sixth of a 10-game slate for them this year, and Chiefs-Eagles a week from now will be the seventh part of the docket. Here's more from ESPN Press Room:

Monday Night Football with Peyton and Eli

will introduce a new technology this season using an interactive touchscreen table. The table operates as a virtual football field, allowing Peyton to simulate in-game action in real-time.

Fans will have the ability to watch Peyton demonstrate routes, formations, and offensive and defensive strategies on the game’s biggest plays. The touchscreen technology will be utilized periodically throughout each telecast.

The Chiefs are no strangers to the ManningCast, as tight end Travis Kelce is a two-time member of the broadcast — once solo and once with his brother Jason. Having Mahomes on fresh off his bye week will undoubtedly be must-watch television for both old and new fans of the program. Expect plenty of discussion about Kansas City's 7-2 start to the 2023 campaign and what Mahomes thinks the team can accomplish down the stretch.

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