There are just eight games and two weeks to go in the
first Alliance of American Football regular season. The Orlando Apollos
have qualified for the short postseason, but nobody else in the league
has just yet. We’re going into Week 8 of the season, and the Apollos sit
at 6-1 on the season, while the San Antonio Commanders are just behind
them at 5-2 on the year.

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Week
8 play will follow almost the same timing and broadcast schedule as the
prior week, with only the first game moved up by an hour. The first
game — between the Orlando Apollos and Memphis Express — will be on TNT
the next three will be broadcast by NFL Network and CBS Sports Network
(live streaming via FuboTV, WatchTNT, NFL, CBS Sports).With the
AAF playoffs on the horizon, it’s worth noting that the top two teams
from each conference — Eastern and Western — will face each other in
conference championship games before the big game itself.Right
now, the Birmingham Iron stand the best chance of meeting the Apollos in
the playoffs, as they sit at 4-3. The Commanders’ top competition at
this point are the Arizona Hotshots, who are also 4-3.Below is all you need to know to follow the action this weekend, including streaming links.How to watch AAF Week 8 actionAll times EasternSaturday, March 30Orlando Apollos at Memphis ExpressLocation: Liberty Bowl Memorial Stadium, Memphis, Tenn.Time: 2 p.m.TV: TNTOnline Streaming: FuboTV, WatchTNTSan Diego Fleet at Salt Lake StallionsLocation: Rice-Eccles Stadium, Salt Lake City, UtahTime: 8 p.m.TV: NFL NetworkOnline Streaming: FuboTV, NFL

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