How to listen to Packers vs. Bears NFL Week 11 game on the radio

It has been almost six years since the Green Bay Packers last suffered defeat to the Chicago Bears.

The Packers' head coach that day? Joe Philbin, who stood in for the recently fired Mike McCarthy. Matt LaFleur was Sean McVay's offensive coordinator in Los Angeles, the Raiders still played in Oakland, Jordan Love was throwing touchdowns for Utah State, and the Bears hadn't even drafted Justin Fields.

Ted Lasso hadn't hit TV screens, video game fans still awaited the arrival of the PlayStation 5 and Xbox Series X, and the Event Horizon Telescope hadn't yet captured the world's first image of a black hole. That's right—scientists photographed a black hole more recently than the Bears' last victory over the Packers.

LaFleur is in his sixth season as the Packers' head coach, and he enters Week 11 with a perfect 10-0 record over the Bears. Sunday's opponents are in disarray, having fired offensive coordinator Shane Waldron just days before the game.

But this is the NFL, and anything can happen. How can you listen to the huge NFC North showdown?

Game details

When/where is the game

The Packers return to Soldier Field for the first time since their opening game of the 2023 season, the beginning of the Jordan Love era. It kicks off at noon CT on Sunday, November 17.

Local radio stations

Packers Radio Network

As always, Packers fans can enjoy great live radio coverage of the game by tuning into 97.3 The Game/WRNW-Milwaukee or one of the radio affiliates, which span across these states:

• Wisconsin
• Michigan
• Minnesota
• Illinois
• North Dakota
• South Dakota

Hopefully, for the 11th Packers-Bears game in a row, we'll hear Wayne Larrivee's famous "dagger" call.

National radio options

SiriusXM

If you are subscribed to SiriusXM, you can find the Packers coverage for this game on Channel 384, while Bears fans should tune into Channel 229.

Sports USA Radio

Play-by-by commentator Larry Kahn and analyst Mark Carrier will provide live national coverage of the game for Sports USA Radio.

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