How to Watch the Green Bay Packers 2023–2024

Behold! The Green Bay Packers schedule! Make sure you find a Aaron Jones and AJ Dillon replacement for your Fantasy Football team in Week 6.

The Green Bay Packers will be playing on ABC, CBS, ESPN, FOX, NBC, and Amazon Prime Video. So, we have suggestions on how you can watch your Packers if you're in or out of the region.

Make sure to scroll down past this section to learn how to watch games that won't be televised. For example, you're going to need Prime Video for Week 4's TNF game against the Detroit Lions.

Where ever you are, you'll still be able to watch Matt LaFleur's squad try, once again, to make it to the Super Bowl. (Maybe this year is the year, cheeseheads, just maybe).

YouTube TV is one of our favorite live TV streaming services because it's an all-around great service. For a fair price, not only will you get ABC, CBS, ESPN, FOX, and NBC to yell at the TV while watching the Packers games, but you also get the choice to sign up for NFL Sunday Ticket.

NFL Sunday Ticket is for the diehard Packers fans who want to watch all out-of-market NFL games.

So for $349 a season, you can get access to the full Packers Sunday game each week. Or you can add NFL RedZone Channel for $389 and you'll get to see every moment a team is in the red zone during the Sunday morning and afternoon games. 

If you're more of a fantasy football player, you can get the NFL RedZone Channel for $11 per month with the Sports Plus add-on to see all of the big plays in real-time.

If you want to know more about YouTube TV, check out our detailed review.

fuboTV gives Packs fans the channels they need for watching all broadcasted games this 2023 season.

We recommend signing up for the free trial to see if you enjoy your lineup because we guarantee you won't regret getting fuboTV if you're a mega-sports fan.

fuboTV gives you 35 sports channels in its entry-level package, and you'll get access to 50 sports channels with the Elite plan.

That's the most sports channels you can get with any TV service on the market! No wonder we named it our No. 1 pick for best streaming service for sports.

If you want to see exactly which sports channels (and family channels) fuboTV offers, check out our fuboTV review.

With DISH's America's Top 120 plan you'll get the local channels and ESPN, meaning you'll be able to watch your Packers most weeks of the season.

If you're interested in getting satellite TV, DISH is a great option because its pricing stays the same during your contract ($85/month). You'll get 190 channels, including the Tennis Channel, FOX Sports, and all college sports channels.

Check out more info on DISH in our review that covers everything from fees to user experience.

If you want cable and want to watch the Packers sustain their success for the season, get Xfinity TV.

Xfinity's Popular TV package ($50/month) gives you the channels you need to watch the Packers among the 125 total channels it offers. Or upgrade to Ultimate TV for $20 more and receive 60 more channels, including MLB Network and NBA TV.

Then you can watch Jones vs. Lavonte David or the Packers vs. the highly-ranked Dallas Cowboys defense.

Check out our Xfinity TV review if you think this might be the service you'd like to watch all of your Packers games with.

Our third live TV streaming service suggestion is Hulu + Live TV because it has the channels you want so you never miss a Packers snap. And a Hulu Live subscription comes with Hulu's on-demand library, Disney+, and ESPN+ for $77–$90 per month.

So after you analyze Jordan Love's performance—which I, for one, am super interested in observing—you can watch Remember the Titans or an MLB game. 

If you want more details about this live TV service, check out our review.

We have three suggestions for the Cheeseheads who want to catch the action of all 17 games: NFL Sunday Ticket, NFL RedZone Channel, and Amazon Prime Video.

Packers fans will need the Ticket to watch eight Sunday afternoon games that could potentially not air on TV in your area. 

NFL Sunday Ticket is now available only on YouTube TV starting the 2023 NFL season and forward. NFL Sunday Ticket is the only service that gets you all out-of-market NFL games (Let us repeat: all out-of-market NFL games). Sounds too good to be true, right?

It costs $350–$390 for the season, which adds up to $20–$23 per week to have access to the full Sunday game. 

But keep in mind that if the game is airing on your local FOX or CBS channel, it won't be on NFL Sunday Ticket. 

Find more info on this subscription in our NFL RedZone Channel vs. NFL Sunday Ticket review.

You can get the NFL RedZone Channel with fuboTV, YouTube TV, DISH, and Xfinity, so don't forget it's an option! The caveat is you don't get to see the full game, just the highlights in real-time (along with every other game's highlights).

But it's perfect for Fantasy players (such as myself) to see when Patrick Mahomes throws a touchdown, Justin Jefferson makes a 30-yard catch, or a sack made by Nick Bosa.

And lastly, the Packers play a TNF game on Thursday, September 28.

Why does this matter? Well, if you don't have an Amazon Prime membership, it matters.

Thursday night games are featured only on Amazon Prime Video, so you'll be able to watch the Packers take on the Detroit Lions in Week 4 wherever you may be in the US (as well as every other 2023 Thursday Night Football game).

If you want to stream the Packers games, we recommend the following services:

• YouTube TV: $73/month with 100+ channels, including ABC, CBS, ESPN, FOX, and NBC. Avid fans also have the choice of ordering a NFL Sunday Ticket subscription for the 2023 season.
• fuboTV: $75–$100/month with 169–289+ channels, including 35–50 sports channels
• Hulu + Live TV: $77–$90/month with 85+ channels, Disney+, and ESPN+

If you want the traditional TV experience, we recommend the following two services:

• DISH: America's Top 120 plan for $85/month with 190+ channels
• Xfinity TV: Popular TV for $50/month with 125+ channels or Ultimate TV for $70/month with 185+ channels