It's hard to beat the radio call of a memorable Green Bay Packers moment.
As Packers fans, we are lucky to have the legendary duo of Wayne Larrivee and Larry McCarren calling the action each week, and they proved it again on the game-winning blocked field goal last week against the Chicago Bears.
They are the best in the business.
The big games keep on coming for the Packers, who have found a way to get past the Bears, Jacksonville Jaguars, and Houston Texans in recent weeks. Those three wins were by a combined six points. It shows how easily the Packers could enter Week 12 with a 4-6 record.
Sunday's opponents, the San Francisco 49ers, have had their share of close games this season, with six settled by one score. They are reeling at 5-5 and at the bottom of the NFC West standings. While they are only a game out of the division lead, the Packers could put a serious dent in the 49ers' playoff aspirations this week, and here's how you can listen live.
Game details
When/where is the game?
The Packers return to Lambeau Field for two home games in five days, beginning in Week 12 against the 49ers. It kicks off at 3:25 p.m. CT on Sunday, November 24.
Local radio stations
Packers Radio Network
Larrivee and McCarren produced another legendary moment on the blocked field goal last week. Hopefully, we get another game-winning call today (although hopefully in a more comfortable victory). The Packers Radio Network spans six states, with many radio affiliates in these areas:
- Wisconsin
- Michigan
- Minnesota
- Illinois
- North Dakota
- South Dakota
49ers Radio Network
Niners fans are spoiled for choice with options to listen to the game. You can find various affiliate stations as part of the 49ers Radio Network, along with these three flagship stations:
- KNBR 680 AM
- KGO 810 AM
- 107.7 The Bone FM
National radio stations
If you don't live in the local markets, SiriusXM has a live radio broadcast of the game to a national audience. To listen to the Packers' coverage, look for Channel 225. The 49ers' coverage is on Channel 380.
Another national option comes from Compass Media Networks, which will have live coverage of the game with Ted Emrich and Brian Baldinger calling the action.