How to Watch Denver Broncos at Green Bay Packers: TV Channel and Streaming Options for September 21

The Denver Broncos travel to face the Green Bay Packers on Sunday, September 21, 2025, in an exciting Week 3 NFL matchup at Lambeau Field. As the Packers aim to build on their strong start to the season under QB Jordan Love, the Broncos look to make waves with rookie QB Bo Nix leading the charge. Kickoff is scheduled for 1:00 PM ET (10:00 AM PT), making it a classic afternoon game. Here’s your complete guide to watching the game on TV and streaming platforms.

Game Details

• Away Team: Denver Broncos.
• Home Team: Green Bay Packers (Lambeau Field, Green Bay, WI).
• Date and Time: 1:00 PM ET / 10:00 AM PT (September 21, 2025).
• Venue: Lambeau Field, Green Bay.
• Weather Forecast: Mild fall conditions expected, around 65°F (18°C) with partly cloudy skies.

This inter-conference clash features two teams with playoff aspirations, pitting the Packers’ balanced attack against the Broncos’ revamped defense.

TV Channels

The game will be broadcast nationally in the U.S. on broadcast TV, available through cable, satellite, or over-the-air antennas in the local markets.

• FOX: As an NFC home game, FOX holds the broadcast rights. Expect play-by-play from announcers like Tom Santos and Mark Schlereth, with sideline reporting. FOX is accessible via most cable providers (e.g., Comcast, DirecTV, Dish Network) and OTA antennas for free in areas where the game is designated.
• Local Affiliates:
  • Green Bay (Packers): WLUK-TV (FOX 11) will carry the game locally, along with radio on 107.5 The Fan (WILB-FM).
  • Denver (Broncos): If blacked out locally, it may not air on KDVR (FOX 31), but out-of-market viewers can access via streaming. Radio coverage on KOA 850 AM/94.1 FM.
• Spanish-Language Option: FOX Deportes or a local affiliate may provide coverage in Spanish.

Note: For international viewers, including those outside the U.S., FOX may not be directly available. Use a VPN to access U.S. streams if needed. Blackout rules apply in local markets for OTA TV.

Streaming Options

Cord-cutters have plenty of ways to stream the game live. Most require a subscription, but some offer free trials.

• FOX App or Website: Stream directly with a TV provider login (cable or streaming service). Available on iOS, Android, Roku, Fire TV, and more, with HD quality and potential multiview features.
• Live TV Streaming Services (Recommended for no-cable viewers):
  • YouTube TV: Includes FOX and all major NFL channels (approx. $72.99/month). Offers unlimited DVR and a free trial; ideal for multiviewing multiple games.
  • Hulu + Live TV: Carries FOX, plus ESPN and Disney Bundle integration (approx. $76.99/month). Great for post-game highlights on Hulu.
  • FuboTV: Sports-heavy service with FOX (approx. $79.99/month). Includes NFL RedZone for Week 3 coverage and a free trial.
  • Sling TV: Blue package includes FOX in select markets ($40/month). Add-ons available for more sports; budget option with a free trial.
  • DirecTV Stream: Choice package has FOX (approx. $108.99/month). Strong for regional sports but pricier.
• NFL+: Official NFL app streams local and primetime games on mobile devices ($6.99/month). For this early afternoon game, it may be available locally in Broncos/Packers markets; upgrade to Premium ($14.99/month) for condensed replays and all-22 film.
• International Viewers: Use NFL Game Pass International (via DAZN or local providers in some countries) for global access, or NFL+ Premium. In regions like Europe or Asia, check local sports networks; a VPN to a U.S. server unlocks domestic options like YouTube TV.
• Additional Options: If you’re in-market, Paramount+ may offer on-demand replays post-game, but live streaming is via FOX services. Avoid unofficial streams to prevent quality issues or legal risks.

Viewing Tips

• Devices: Compatible with smart TVs, streaming sticks, computers, and mobiles. Aim for at least 5 Mbps internet for smooth HD streaming.
• VPN: Services like ExpressVPN or NordVPN help bypass geo-blocks for U.S. content.
• Radio and Audio: Tune in via SiriusXM NFL Radio (Channel 88 for Packers, 226 for Broncos) or the NFL app for live commentary.
• Highlights and Replays: After the game, watch free highlights on NFL.com, YouTube, or the FOX Sports app. Full replays available on NFL+ Premium.

Tune in for what could be a pivotal early-season battle! For tickets, predictions, or updates, check the official NFL or team websites.