ESPN will launch a new data-packed Monday Night Football broadcast next week

The new Monday Night Football broadcast will offer an alternative broadcast showing the game live from an All-22 camera angle that shows the entire field, along with on-screen analysis and commentary. It’s called Multinational gaming rules with next generation statisticsIt premieres next week.

To develop the show, ESPN partnered with sports data analytics platform Adrenaline, which uses an AI model trained on hundreds of thousands of NFL plays to predict passing odds, offensive odds and more.

“The data changes dynamically and is updated in real time,” says ESPN producer Andy Jacobson Edge. “You’ll see it on the screen as we’ve created augmented reality graphics that are embedded in the field and constantly updated up until the shot.”

Along with on-screen graphics, ESPN analysts will collaborate with a roster of former NFL players, including Luke Kuechly, Chase Daniel and Tim Hasselbeck, to provide their insights during games. Rules of the game for the multinational force It will appear on ESPN2 and the ESPN App for unlimited subscribers on December 22 and 29. After these two matches Rules of the game for the multinational force They will only appear on the ESPN app for the Week 18 game, as well as the Wild Card and divisional round games.

Amazon Prime Video is also adding AI-powered overlays to its videos Thursday Night Football Live broadcast, but Jacobson says ESPN’s “concept will be more forward-thinking,” while offering “viewers an opportunity to see the game in a whole new way and understand it alongside our voices.”