Quarterback Tyson Bagent is set to start for the Chicago Bears against the Green Bay Packers at Lambeau Field in this Week 5 installment of their historic rivalry, as Caleb Williams continues to recover from a hamstring strain. Bagent previously guided Chicago to a 23-12 victory over the New York Jets last week, establishing a two-game winning streak for the Bears. According to ESPN, Chicago enters Sunday’s contest as modest favorites.
At a Glance: Where to Watch Chicago Bears vs. Green Bay Packers
The matchup is scheduled for 1 p.m. ET and will broadcast on Fox. Given that multiple games are airing simultaneously, viewers should verify which contest their local affiliate is carrying. Those seeking out-of-market coverage can subscribe to YouTube TV’s NFL Sunday Ticket.
Green Bay arrives at 2-2 under quarterback Jordan Love, having recently secured a win against the Tampa Bay Buccaneers. The Bears have defeated the Packers in their last two meetings, both played at Soldier Field in Chicago, with the last Lambeau Field victory occurring in January 2025. For the occasion, the Packers will wear alternate “rivalries” uniforms showcasing vintage hues and a reinterpretation of their classic logo.
Off the field, the Bears are in active discussions with Illinois lawmakers concerning their long-term home venue and their potential continued presence in the state. Looking to move beyond the aging Soldier Field, the team’s leadership, including a recent meeting between Illinois Governor J.B. Pritzker and NFL Commissioner Roger Goodell, is exploring plans to construct a new stadium in Arlington Heights.
How to Watch Bears vs. Packers: Streaming, Free Trials
Fox will carry the game at 1 p.m. ET in select markets. Viewers without cable or an antenna can access Fox through free trials on live-TV streaming services such as DirecTV or Fubo. YouTube TV’s NFL Sunday Ticket remains an option for out-of-market viewing, while the Fox One app offers a three-day free trial as either a standalone subscription or an Amazon Prime Video add-on.
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DirecTV
DirecTV offers a five-day free trial across its streaming packages and genre packs. Fox is included in all of the main streaming plans, as well as the MySports and MyNews genre packs.
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Fubo
Fubo currently offers a five-day free trial, and both of its main packages include Fox. New subscribers get a discounted rate for the first month.
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YouTube TV
YouTube TV includes Fox in its plan, with a free trial that varies in length. YouTube TV also features NFL Sunday Ticket as an add-on for out-of-market games.
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