The Green Bay Packers return home in Week 11, where they will welcome the Baltimore Ravens to Lambeau Field Sunday afternoon.
The Green Bay Packers won a big game on the road this past weekend, as they went into Soldier Field and beat division rival Chicago. On Sunday, they return to the friendly confines of Lambeau Field to take on the Baltimore Ravens, who are fresh off their bye week. That should make for an interesting matchup, as neither team has really played at a high level this season.
The Ravens will come into town looking to keep pace in the AFC Playoff race, which is about nine teams deep at this point. For Green Bay, they will be looking to win their second straight game with Brett Hundley under center, as he is taking the place of the injured Aaron Rodgers. Hundley looked pretty good in the team’s win against the Bears on Sunday, and it will be interesting to see what the game plan is for him and the Pack against the Ravens in Week 11.
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This matchup can be seen broadcasted locally on CBS this Sunday inside Lambeau Field in Green Bay, Wisconsin. For those who are subscribers, the game will be featured out-of-market on DirecTV’s NFL Sunday Ticket. Fans can also stream the game on the NFL Sunday Ticket app, as well as FuboTV.
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Kickoff begins at 1:00 ET and this one should be a pretty good game. The Ravens and Packers have both played inconsistent football this season, and it is always hard to go into Lambeau Field and win. Green Bay is still playing with Hundley at quarterback, and that may wind up being the difference.
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Depending on the week, it is hard to tell which Ravens team is going to show up, though they have looked better as of late. Flacco is still one of the better quarterbacks in the AFC, and has led this team to a Super Bowl title. They invade Titletown on Sunday, and with the Packers still clinging to life in the NFC North, you can expect Lambeau Field to be rocking.