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How to follow the GREEN BAY PACKERS from out of market

You didn't stop being a Packers fan when you left Green Bay. The coverage just stopped following you. Here's how displaced Packers fans watch the games, hear the real radio call and keep every story, from anywhere.

Updated 2026-08-16 · 2026 season

How to watch Packers games out of market

The national windows come to you no matter where you live: Thursday night, Sunday night, Monday night and any Packers game flexed into a national slot air everywhere. The problem is the ordinary Sunday-afternoon game that only shows in the Green Bay market.

NFL Sunday Ticket (on YouTube and YouTube TV) is the out-of-market answer: it carries every Sunday-afternoon game that isn't on in your local market, which for a displaced fan means most of the Packers schedule, including the NFC North dates against the Bears, Lions and Vikings. NFL RedZone rides along on Sundays if you'd rather live in every game at once.

Two more that displaced fans forget: in preseason, NFL+ streams out-of-market preseason games live, and if you're outside the US entirely, NFL Game Pass on DAZN carries every game. Rights packages shift season to season, so double-check the current lineup before you buy.

How to hear the radio call from another state

Every fan knows the national TV crew isn't the same as the hometown voices. NFL+ streams live game audio for every game, home call included, from anywhere in the US, and most flagship stations stream the broadcast through the team's official app on game day. Put the Packers call in one ear and the TV feed on mute, like half of Green Bay does.

The Packers coverage that doesn't reach national TV

The national desks check in on the Packers a few times a season. The people below cover them every single day, and this is exactly the coverage that disappears when you move away:

packers.com (official) Packers News (Press-Gazette) Milwaukee Journal Sentinel WBAY 2 WLUK FOX 11 ESPN + podcasts & YouTube

The catch: that's 5 different sites and apps, none of which know each other, all built for people who still live in Green Bay. That is the specific problem Vurvo exists to fix: every Packers story from every one of those sources, plus podcasts like Locked On Packers and the Packers YouTube shows, in one free feed, in green and gold, updated the moment anything drops.

Alerts, scores and gameday from afar

Out of market usually means out of the loop: you find out about the trade three hours late because it broke on a Green Bay station you can't hear. Vurvo pushes Packers news the second it breaks, tracks every game live play by play, and keeps the whole experience in green and gold, no matter what time zone you're in.

Displaced Packers fan FAQ

How can I watch Packers games if I don't live in Green Bay?

Nationally televised games (Thursday, Sunday and Monday night, plus flexed national windows) air everywhere. For the Sunday-afternoon games that only show in the Green Bay market, NFL Sunday Ticket on YouTube and YouTube TV carries every out-of-market game. In preseason, NFL+ streams out-of-market preseason games live, and outside the US, NFL Game Pass on DAZN carries every game.

How can I listen to the Packers radio broadcast from another state?

NFL+ streams live game audio for every game, including the Packers home radio call, from anywhere in the US. Most flagship stations also stream their call through the team's official app during games.

How do I keep up with Packers news from outside Green Bay?

The daily coverage lives with the Green Bay outlets: Packers News (Press-Gazette), Milwaukee Journal Sentinel, WBAY 2 and more. Vurvo pulls every one of those sources, plus the Packers podcasts and YouTube shows, into one free feed so the local coverage follows you instead of staying home.

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