The Packers and Steelers will look to pick up a victory on primetime in a Sunday Night Football showdown. Here’s how you can tune in.
While Aaron Rodgers won’t be showcased under center when the Green Bay Packers travel to play the Pittsburgh Steelers on Sunday, Ben Roethlisberger will look to make up for it and put on a show on the Sunday Night Football stage.
This game turned into a bit of a mismatch once Rodgers went done with his shoulder injury earlier in the season, as it had previously been one of the can’t-miss primetime games on the 2017 NFL schedule. Now, the matchup has gone from Rodgers and Roethlisberger to a young Brett Hundley replacing the Packers centerpiece.
The Steelers have the potential to blow this one out of the water early if their offense can get going right off the bat, but at least the first quarter will be interesting to tune into when the game goes on to wrap up the Week 12 slate on Sunday night.
How can I watch the Packers and Steelers?
This battle will be broadcast on NBC on Sunday night, with Al Michaels and Cris Collinsworth lending their voices to try and entertain you through a potential blowout. You won’t have the same streaming capabilities as usual, with the lack of NFL Sunday Ticket as a possibility, but you’ll be able to watch the game on NBC nationally, stream it on NBC Sports’ website or catch some replays on NFL Game Pass.
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It may not look like the best option for a primetime game on the Week 12 lineup, especially with games like the Minnesota Vikings and Detroit Lions or the New Orleans Saints and Los Angeles Rams, but it’s decent enough to pass for a week.