Packers vs. Panthers, Week 10 2019: Game time, TV channel, odds, tickets, & more

Most of the country (aside from the areas that border the Pacific ocean) will get the Packers’ game locally this week.

By Evan "Tex" Western@TexWestern Nov 7, 2019, 1:30pm CST

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This Sunday, the Green Bay Packers will try to respond to last week’s disappointing loss by coming home for their final game before their bye week. Following that 26-11 defeat to the Los Angeles Chargers, the Packers are re-evaluating their preparation habits, which came into question on the road trip to California.

They will head west again a few weeks from now to play the San Francisco 49ers, but before then this week’s home game gives them a chance to right the ship. The Carolina Panthers enters at 5-3, but features a second-year quarterback in Kyle Allen, who has been a bit turnover prone in recent weeks. Mike Pettine will surely try to scheme up pressure on Allen, provided that he can find a way to get the Panthers into third and longs, no easy task against an offense that features Christian McCaffrey.

For most Packers fans across the USA — aside from the West Coast — the game will be on your local televisions. Here are the details to get you ready to go for Sunday’s game.

WHO?

Green Bay Packers (7-2) vs. Carolina Panthers (5-3)

WHERE?

Lambeau Field
Green Bay, Wisconsin

WHEN?

Sunday, November 10, 2019
3:25 PM Central Standard Time (4:25 PM Eastern)

HOW?

TV Broadcast

Packers-Panthers shown in red below.

GB-CAR will also be shown in Alaska markets and on AFN Sports

FOX
Commentators: Joe Buck, Troy Aikman, Erin Andrews

Radio Broadcast

Packers Radio Network
WTMJ.com
Sirius 81, XM 225

Game Tickets

Buy tickets for Packers-Panthers from StubHub here

ANYTHING ELSE?

Odds

Point spread: Packers favored by 5 points
Over/under total: 47

Last Meeting

Week 15 2017: @Panthers 31, Packers 24

All-Time Head-to-Head Record

Regular Season: Packers lead 8-6-0
Playoffs: Packers lead 1-0 (1996 NFC Championship)