Packers Schedule 2023: How many primetime games will Green Bay play?

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How many primetime games will the Green Bay Packers play in 2023?

With Aaron Rodgers at quarterback, the Green Bay Packers would typically get picked for the maximum five primetime games each season. Rodgers now plays for the New York Jets, so where will that leave the Packers?

Green Bay has a huge fanbase, and the roster still has talent on both sides of the ball even without Rodgers, so it should remain a popular primetime pick. How popular? We shall soon find out.

Last season, the Packers were selected for five primetime games. They were flexed into another and also played a game in London and another on Christmas Day. They played in front of a national audience a lot.

We already know the Packers won't be playing internationally this season.

The NFL schedule will be released in full on Thursday. Before then, there will potentially be Packers games announced. Below, we will keep track of all of their primetime games as they are announced.

NFL schedule 2023: How many primetime games will Packers play?

While nothing has been officially announced, The Athletic's Matt Schneidman reports that the Packers will play five primetime games this season:

  • Week 4: vs. Detroit Lions (Thursday Night Football)
  • Week 5: at Las Vegas Raiders (Monday Night Football)
  • Week 13: vs. Kansas City Chiefs (Sunday Night Football)
  • Week 14: at New York Giants (Monday Night Football)
  • Week 17: at Minnesota Vikings (Sunday Night Football)

Here are the Packers' 2023 opponents:

Home opponents

  • Chicago Bears
  • Detroit Lions
  • Minnesota Vikings
  • Kansas City Chiefs
  • Los Angeles Chargers
  • Los Angeles Rams
  • New Orleans Saints
  • Tampa Bay Buccaneers

Road opponents

  • Chicago Bears
  • Detroit Lions
  • Minnesota Vikings
  • Atlanta Falcons
  • Carolina Panthers
  • Denver Broncos
  • Las Vegas Raiders
  • New York Giants
  • Pittsburgh Steelers

Even without Aaron Rodgers on the team, there are plenty of interesting candidates for Packers primetime games this season, especially as the NFC North could be wide open this year.

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