When the Los Angeles Chargers travel to Glendale to take on the Arizona Cardinals for Monday Night Football, it won’t be a traditional MNF showdown. Baltimore and Tampa Bay also face off on Monday night, and that matchup will get the typical MNF treatment, with Los Angeles vs. Arizona will start at a later time and on a different network than fans are used to. There’s a lot at stake here as Jim Harbaugh tries to improve to 4-2 in his first season as Chargers head coach and Arizona hopes not to fall to 2-5 with a loss.

Fans will have to tune into ESPN+ on Monday night to watch Justin Herbert and the Chargers take on Kyler Murray and the Cardinals. This is the third NFL game to air exclusively on ESPN+ and the first to take place in the United States, as the previous two games were both part of the NFL’s International Series.

The stream-only game will become a trend for the NFL, which will also air two Christmas Day games exclusively on Netflix for the first time.

In addition to being an ESPN+ exclusive, this game will also start later than normal for an NFL game, kicking off at 9:00 PM EST, or 6:00 PM local time in Arizona. If you’re on the East Coast, you’ll probably have to stay up until midnight to watch Justin Herbert and Kyler Murray duel on MNF.

Chris Fowler will be on the call for Chargers vs. Cardinals, with Dan Orlovsky and Louis Riddick in the booth next to him. The NFL is experimenting with a new kickoff time and a new team for Monday night’s double slate.