Where to Watch Minnesota Vikings vs Green Bay Packers
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FOX · Sunday 15 November 2026 · Noon CST / 1pm EST
Minnesota Vikings at Green Bay Packers · Lambeau Field
US coverage. Checked 10 September 2026 against the official game centre. The teams also meet in September in Minneapolis, so use the Vikings schedule if you want the other one, or read Packers at Vikings in Minnesota.
Watching on a television
Start with the FOX station your existing television service already carries. Open its guide for Sunday afternoon and check that the programme entry actually names Vikings at Packers rather than another game in the same window. Channel positions are decided by each cable and satellite provider and differ from one area to the next, so read the number from your own guide instead of a general list. An aerial is worth considering only if a local FOX signal reaches your address, which depends on where you live and what equipment you have.
A smart TV or streaming device is the second route, and it works when your plan, your location and your hardware all qualify. YouTube's official NFL viewing guide documents local FOX access through its relevant TV plans, and lists FOX One separately through Primetime Channels. Confirm which purchase route you are on and that your particular television model is supported before working through any setup, since those details differ between services and change over time.
If your local FOX station turns out to be showing something else, NFL Sunday Ticket becomes relevant, but only if this fixture counts as out of market where you are watching. Games being televised locally are excluded from the package, which is the point most easily missed. The official Sunday Ticket availability guidance sets out the eligibility rules.
Pregame coverage sits in the guide as its own entry, sometimes on a different channel from the game. For the September meeting in Minneapolis, FOX 9 carried the local Vikings GameDay Live pregame programme in the morning while the game itself was on CBS, and The NFL Today had its own separate listing. For this FOX game, check the programme title and start time before setting a reminder or recording, and if you want both the build-up and the game, make sure both entries are selected.
For example. If your television guide already lists Vikings at Packers on a channel included in your package, start there. An additional subscription may be unnecessary for that broadcast.
Watching on a computer
What you need here is the official viewing website belonging to whichever subscription you hold, opened in a browser it supports. Providers publish their own supported-browser guidance and it is worth reading rather than guessing, because a browser or operating system that worked last season may have dropped off the list. The event also has to be available to your account at the location you are actually sitting in.
That second condition matters if you are away from home. Watching from another part of the country can change which local broadcast your account is offered, so check the service's own location guidance before assuming this game travels with you.
- Open the official viewing website and sign in.
- Find the live listing for the selected fixture.
- Confirm that the account can open the game on that computer.
Nothing here needs a browser extension, a third-party player or a general news app, and none of those establish access to the broadcast.
Watching on a phone or tablet
If you already pay for a qualifying television or streaming subscription, that provider's own app is the first thing to try. Which app, which handsets and tablets it supports and whether this particular game appears in it are all things to check in the provider's current documentation rather than from an older guide.
NFL+ is the other route, offering eligible live local games on phones and tablets. The local restriction still applies: it follows the game assigned to your area, so it is not a way to watch any Sunday afternoon matchup from anywhere. Current terms are on the official NFL+ information page.
Live NFL+ viewing on a phone or tablet does not itself extend that feed to a television or a computer, and casting and mirroring rules are set by the provider. Replay availability is a separate feature and says nothing about live access.
Whichever app you choose, open the actual event in it before kickoff and confirm the account can play it. Having installed an app does not establish that this game is included.
Switching screens
Moving from a phone to the television is not automatic. Before kickoff, check that the same live event is actually supported on the second screen and that your account is allowed to open it there. Your provider's device guidance is the place that answers it. Playback, casting and watching on two screens at once are handled differently by each service, so confirm rather than assume. If you are chasing a game happening right now, today's Vikings game is quicker.