Joe Davis and Greg Olsen lead FOX coverage of Falcons at Steelers in Week 1
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Atlanta Falcons at Pittsburgh Steelers in NFL Week 1 will be shown in the US on FOX One / Fox, with Joe Davis on play-by-play, Greg Olsen as analyst and Pam Oliver reporting from the sideline. The game is scheduled for 1:00 p.m. ET at Acrisure Stadium in Pittsburgh, which is the same as 6:00 p.m. UK time on Sunday, 13 September 2026.[1][5][8][13]
For viewers in Britain, the key point is that this is a FOX broadcast rather than a Sky Sports or ITV match-up, so the main US television coverage is coming from Fox’s NFL window. The matchup is also being listed across major US sports listings and game trackers as a FOX game, confirming where fans should look for live coverage and in-game information.[3][4][10][15]
Joe Davis has become one of FOX’s most prominent voices, regularly handling major national assignments across American sports, while Greg Olsen remains one of the network’s best-known colour commentators after a playing career as an NFL tight end. Pam Oliver is one of the most experienced sideline reporters in football broadcasting, and her presence adds veteran context to one of FOX’s top commentary teams.[8]
The game itself is a straightforward early-season measuring stick. Both teams entered the contest at 0-0, and the Steelers are the listed home side at Acrisure Stadium.[1][5][13] Multiple previews note Pittsburgh as the favourite, though the exact margin varies slightly by source, with spreads ranging from around Steelers -3 to Steelers -6.5 depending on the listing and timing.[2][10][14][18][20]
That spread variance reflects how early-season betting markets can move, but the consistent theme is that Pittsburgh is expected to be competitive at home.[2][14][16][17] The total has generally been posted in the low 40s, suggesting expectations of a moderately scored contest rather than a shootout.[10][14][18][20]
From a broadcast perspective, FOX is leaning on a familiar and highly marketable trio. Davis brings a polished national play-by-play style, Olsen offers recent first-hand NFL insight, and Oliver is a trusted on-field presence with decades of experience covering the league.[8] For fans searching by commentator or channel, those names are the clearest identifiers for this Falcons-Steelers Week 1 clash.
Fans wanting a team-specific hub can also follow the Atlanta Falcons’ official game-day page, which confirms the Week 1 meeting and provides club-facing context for the opener.[13]
Article generated: 13 September 2026, 18:01 GMT