Chiefs vs Packers: times, how to watch on TV, stream online | NFL

In a turkey-filled showdown, the Packers managed to stuff the Detroit Lions with a 29-22 upset on Thanksgiving Day. On the other hand the Chiefs decided to give the Las Vegas Raiders a head start of two touchdowns. But Kansas snatched a victory from the jaws of defeat, leaving the Raiders scratching their heads and wondering what just happened. The final score of 31-17 served as a gentle reminder that the Chiefs are not to be underestimated, even when they’re feeling generous.

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What time does Chiefs vs Packers start?

The Game between Chiefs vs Packers will be played on Sunday December 3, with kick off at 8:20 p.m. ET / 5:30 p.m. PT.

How can I watch Chiefs vs Packers?

The following channels will be broadcasting the game live in the US: NBC

You can watch a live stream of the Game on fuboTV, which offers users a free trial.

Form guide for Chiefs vs Packers

Let's have a look at the most recent Games for these two teams:

Chiefs

  • November, 2023: Chiefs 31 - 17 Raiders
  • November, 2023: Eagles 21 - 17 Chiefs
  • November 2023: Dolphins 14-21 Chiefs
  • October 2023: Chiefs 9-24 Broncos
  • October 2023: Chargers 17-31 Chiefs

Green Bay Packers

  • November, 2023: Packers 29 - 22 Lions
  • November, 2023: Chargers 20 - 23 Packers
  • November, 2023: Packers 19 - 23 Steelers
  • November, 2023: Rams 3 - 20 Packers
  • October, 2023: Vikings 24 - 10 Packers


 

Chiefs vs Packers prediction

The Chiefs are the favorites for this one. They got the better QB and offensive players, they just need to grip their defense and they will be a Super Bowl team again.

Chiefs 20 - 14 Packers

  • Stadium Lambeau Field
  • TV NBC

PRE-MATCH FORM

Kansas City Chiefs
Green Bay Packers

STANDINGS

AFC WEST W L D
0
KC
8 3 0
1
DEN
6 5 0
2
LV
5 7 0
3
LAC
4 7 0
NFC NORTH W L D
0
DET
8 3 0
1
MIN
6 5 0
2
GB
5 6 0
3
CHI
3 8 0

STREAK

  • W
    KC
    31
    LV
    17
  • L
    PHI
    21
    KC
    17
  • W
    MIA
    14
    KC
    21
  • L
    KC
    9
    DEN
    24
  • W
    LAC
    17
    KC
    31
  • W
    GB
    29
    DET
    22
  • W
    LAC
    20
    GB
    23
  • L
    GB
    19
    PIT
    23
  • W
    LAR
    3
    GB
    20
  • L
    MIN
    24
    GB
    10
LEADERS
, KC
, GB

PASSING YARDS

P.Mahomes
2917 265.18
J.Love
2599 236.27

RUSHING YARDS

I.Pacheco
669 60.82
A.Dillon
448 40.73

RECEIVING YARDS

T.Kelce
732 73.2
J.Reed
497 45.18

SACK

G.Karlaftis
8 0.73
R.Gary
8.5 0.77

INTERCEPTION

L.Sneed
2 0.18
R.Ford
2 0.25

TACKLE

D.Tranquill
70 6.36
Q.Walker
79 8.78

TOUCHDOWN

I.Pacheco
6 0.55
R.Doubs
7 0.64

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