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Packers vs. Lions, Week 6 2019: Game time, TV channel, online streaming, odds, & more

Get ready for the Packers’ lone Monday Night Football game of the season.

Detroit Lions v Green Bay Packers Photo by Dylan Buell/Getty Images

For over two decades, the Green Bay Packers dominated the Detroit Lions in Wisconsin. Every time the Lions came to town, it was effectively a guaranteed victory for the Packers, all throughout the 1990s, 2000s, and early 2010s. It was a 23-year streak, running from 1992 to 2014 before the Lions finally broke through in 2015 with a win at Lambeau Field.

Since then, it has been a weird, rough stretch for the Packers when hosting the Lions, who now have three wins at Lambeau in their last four tries. The two most recent games, however, have come with Aaron Rodgers playing a grand total of nine snaps. Rodgers missed the 2017 game, a 30-17 Lions win, with a broken collarbone, and he was concussed in week 17 last year in the first quarter.

This week, Rodgers comes in with his name showing up on the Packers’ injury report for the first time this year. A knee injury made him limited in practice on Thursday, and his status — along with those of the other NINETEEN players on the team’s injury report — will be worth monitoring closely.

For now, here are the details for this week’s game, which will wrap up week six of the NFL season on Monday night.

WHO?

Detroit Lions (2-1-1) vs. Green Bay Packers (4-1)

WHERE?

Lambeau Field
Green Bay, Wisconsin

WHEN?

Monday, October 14th, 2019
7:15 PM Central Time (8:15 Eastern)

HOW?

TV Broadcast

ESPN
National Broadcast
Commentators: Joe Tessitore, Booger McFarland, Lisa Salters

Online Streaming

ESPN.com and ESPN App

Radio Broadcast

Packers Radio Network
WTMJ.com
Sirius 83, XM 226
Westwood One Sports

ANYTHING ELSE?

Odds

Point spread: Packers favored by 4 points
Over/under total: 47

2018 Games

Week 5: @Lions 31, Packers 23
Week 17: Lions 31, @Packers 0

All-Time Head-to-Head Record

Regular season: Packers lead 98-72-7
Postseason: Packers lead 2-0