You can watch Lions vs. Packers on the same major NFL broadcasters and streaming platforms that typically carry NFC games in the US, mainly FOX, CBS, and services that include those channels.

Main ways to watch

  • Over-the-air TV in the US:
    • NFC matchups like Lions vs. Packers are most often on FOX or CBS , depending on the specific game and week.
* If you’re in the local markets (Detroit or Green Bay), you can usually watch free with an antenna on the designated network.
  • Live TV streaming services that carry FOX/CBS (for most regular-season games):
    • Paramount+ (includes your local CBS in many markets).
* Fubo (carries FOX, CBS, NBC, ESPN, and NFL Network in many areas, plus free trials at times).

* YouTube TV, Hulu + Live TV, DirecTV Stream, and similar cable-replacement services also typically carry local FOX/CBS affiliates.

For specific Lions–Packers matchups

  • Thanksgiving or special national games:
    • When Lions vs. Packers is a national Thanksgiving or feature game, it has recently aired on FOX , with streaming on services that carry FOX such as Fubo or YouTube TV.
  • Regular-season Sunday matchup examples:
    • A recent late-afternoon Lions vs. Packers game was broadcast on CBS and could be streamed on CBS via Paramount+ and on Fubo.

Because schedules change year to year, check:

  • The official Detroit Lions “How to watch, listen and follow” game page for the current matchup details.
  • The weekly TV listings from your TV provider or streaming service for the exact channel and time.

Watching from outside the US

  • If you are abroad and can’t access the local US streams, an international option like NFL Game Pass / NFL Game Pass International or the new NFL global streaming partner in your region usually carries every game live (subscription required).
  • Some fans also use a VPN to access their usual streaming subscriptions when traveling, as long as that complies with the service’s terms.

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