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Updated · Packers.com · Oct 29

Packers Face Panthers at 7:15 p.m. CT on Prime Video, Airing on 54-Station Radio Network

Updated

Updated · Packers.com · Oct 29

Packers Face Panthers at 7:15 p.m. CT on Prime Video, Airing on 54-Station Radio Network

Q: With Prime Video, local TV, radio, and international options available, what’s the easiest way to watch or follow Packers vs. Panthers live?

For most viewers, the easiest option is Prime Video, which carries the game nationally at 7:15 p.m. CT on Thursday. If you already have Amazon Prime and a reliable internet connection, that is the simplest all-in-one way to watch live. If you are in the Packers’ local TV markets and want to avoid streaming, over-the-air television is even easier. In Green Bay, the game is on NBC26 (WGBA); in Milwaukee, it is on FOX6 (WITI). That may be the most convenient choice for viewers who prefer regular TV or want to avoid possible streaming glitches. If you are following on a phone, NFL+ is the straightforward mobile option. If you do not need video, radio may be the easiest and most dependable way to keep up live: the Packers Radio Network covers 54 stations, with 95.7 BIG FM (WRIT) as the flagship. The team’s official radio feed is also available on Packers.com worldwide on desktop and on the Packers mobile app in the home market. SiriusXM and Westwood One offer national radio access as well. For fans outside the U.S., the simplest route is the local rights holder: DAZN GamePass in the UK, Ireland and Germany, with Sky Sports also available in the UK and Ireland and SkySport RTL in Germany. So the best choice depends on where you are and how you watch: Prime Video nationally, local TV in Green Bay or Milwaukee, NFL+ on mobile, and Packers radio if you want the most reliable live follow.

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Thursday’s Week 8 Packers-Panthers game kicks off at 7:15 p.m. CT at Lambeau Field, with the national TV broadcast carried on Prime Video.
Green Bay viewers can also watch on NBC26 and Milwaukee viewers on FOX6, while mobile streaming is available through NFL+ under league broadcast rules.
The Packers Radio Network will carry the game across 54 stations in six states, with Wayne Larrivee, Larry McCarren and John Kuhn on the call.
Packers.com will stream the team’s radio feed worldwide on desktop, and the Packers app will carry it inside the home market starting with a 5:05 p.m. CT pregame show.
National radio coverage comes from Westwood One, and international viewers in markets including the UK, Ireland and Germany can watch through DAZN Game Pass and local partners.