Okay, so, the other day I really wanted to catch the Packers game. I’m a huge fan, you know? But I wasn’t sure which channel it was gonna be on. These things can get tricky with all the different networks and streaming stuff these days.
First thing I did was grab my phone and do a quick search. Just typed in “Packers game channel” or something like that. I figured it would give me a general idea of where to start looking.
- I found out that the Packers games could be on CBS, ESPN, FOX, ABC, NBC, and even Amazon Prime Video. Apparently, Amazon has the exclusive rights to Thursday Night Football, which is kinda cool.
- I also saw something about NFL Network and NFL RedZone, but I don’t have those, so I ignored that part.
- Then I read that you can sometimes watch games for free with an antenna if you’re near certain channels like ABC, CBS, or FOX. The thing is, I live in an apartment building, and my antenna reception isn’t that great.
Next, I tried to find the schedule. I found a site where they asked for my location and what services I have, like which cable company or whatever. It was supposed to give me a personalized schedule, but it didn’t work properly. It kept crashing or something.
Then, I saw something about listening to the game on the radio. It mentioned SiriusXM, which I’ve heard of, but I don’t have that either. Apparently, it is a paid service that you can have a free trail, and the Packers broadcast will be on channel 382, and you can also listen to the Vikings broadcast on channel 226.
Finally, I found out that the particular game I wanted to watch was being broadcast on Amazon Prime Video. That was a little annoying because I wanted to watch it on my regular TV, not on my computer or phone.
So, what did I end up doing?
Well, I decided to check if I could get Amazon Prime Video on my smart TV. And guess what? I could! I just had to download the app and sign in with my account. It was actually pretty easy. I’m not the most tech-savvy person, so I was happy I figured it out.
So, yeah, that’s how I ended up watching the Packers game. It took a bit of searching around, but I got there in the end. Go Pack Go!
