The Green Bay Packers are back in the United States after a trip to Brazil. They lost to the Philadelphia Eagles in São Paulo, but now turn their attention to play the Indianapolis Colts on Sunday, at noon CT. It's the home opener at Lambeau Field, but quarterback Jordan Love won't play because of a knee injury — he is expected to miss three to six weeks.

How to watch

The Packers and Colts will have the game broadcasted on Fox — it's one of five games in the early Fox window. The Fox will send to Green Bay its number 2 team, with Joe Davis, Greg Olsen, and Pam Oliver.

With good games like Dallas Cowboys vs New Orleans Saints and a strong rivalry like Washington Commanders vs New York Giants, the game won't be on TV for many non-local markets. For those, the option is a Sunday Ticket subscription.

Outside of the United States, the NFL offers a GamePass option via a worldwide partnership with DAZN.

How to listen

The game will be on Packers Radio Network, and here's the list of affiliates.

Wayne Larrivee and Larry McCarren enter their 26th season of broadcasts together across the Packers Radio Network in 2024. Though both are veteran broadcasters, the two were paired for the first time in 1999 to bring the color and excitement of Green Bay Packers football to fans throughout Wisconsin, Upper Michigan and four other states.

Game

Both the Packers and the Colts enter week 2 with losing records. Green Bay lost to Philly in Brazil, while Indy lost 29-27 to the Houston Texans in an AFC South showdown at home. Quarterback Anthony Richardson completed only nine of 19 passes, but he still got 212 yards, with two touchdowns and an interception, plus 56 rushing yards and a rushing TD.

The Packers are expected to start Malik Willis, since Jordan Love has an MCL injury.

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Green Bay is expected to play Malik Willis for at least three weeks