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The NFL will release the 2025 schedules for all 32 teams at 8 p.m. (ET) Wednesday. Here is what we know about the Green Bay Packers’ schedule so far.
The Packers will play each team from the NFC East and AFC North, as well as the 2024 third-place teams from the NFC South, NFC West and AFC West. Green Bay also will see its NFC North division rivals twice, once on the road and once at Lambeau Field, as part of its 17-game schedule.
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Two Packers games were announced early: a Monday Night Football matchup at home against the Super Bowl champion Eagles at 7:15 p.m. (CT) on Nov. 10 and a Saturday road game against the Bears on Dec. 20 with the time to be determined.
Here is the lineup of home and road opponents, listed alphabetically.
Packers’ 2025 opponents
| Home | Away |
|---|---|
|
Baltimore Ravens |
Arizona Cardinals |
|
Carolina Panthers |
Chicago Bears |
|
Chicago Bears |
Cleveland Browns |
|
Cincinnati Bengals |
Dallas Cowboys |
|
Detroit Lions |
Denver Broncos |
|
Minnesota Vikings |
Detroit Lions |
|
Philadelphia Eagles |
Minnesota Vikings |
|
Washington Commanders |
New York Giants |
|
Pittsburgh Steelers |
Games already announced
| Week | Date | Opponent | Time (CT) |
|---|---|---|---|
|
10 |
Nov. 10 |
7:15 p.m. |
|
|
16 |
Dec. 20 |
TBD |
The Packers went 11-6 in the 2024 regular season, finishing third in the NFC North behind the Lions and Vikings. That was good enough for a wild-card playoff berth, but the Packers didn’t advance, losing to the eventual Super Bowl champion Eagles 22-10.
Green Bay had high hopes entering the 2024 season after narrowly missing the NFC Championship Game in Jordan Love’s first season as its starting quarterback. They’ll look to improve on a 1-5 record in the division, hoping their first-round draft pick, Texas wide receiver Matthew Golden, will give Love’s passing game a weapon to stretch the field.
Come back Wednesday night for the Packers’ week-to-week schedule, plus season analysis and predictions.
(Photo of Jordan Love: John Fisher / Getty Images)









