Find Today’s Packers Radio Station and Listen Live

You can listen to Green Bay Packers games on your local Packers Radio Network affiliate; the AM or FM station depends on your location. In Milwaukee, 95.7 FM has carried Packers–Bears coverage, but that is not a nationwide frequency or a guarantee for every future matchup. Here’s how to find today’s station, choose the Packers commentary feed, and check your listening options.

How the Packers Radio Network Works

The team’s radio network distributes the team’s game coverage to participating local stations. You tune to an affiliate’s frequency, not to a single frequency shared by the entire network.

That distinction matters when a game preview names a station without clearly identifying its market. A Milwaukee frequency is useful within that station’s reception area; it does not tell a listener elsewhere which station to tune to.

There are also different ways to receive game audio:

AM/FM radio: A local broadcast received directly by a radio, without an internet connection or streaming subscription.
Internet audio: A station player or other service delivered through a website or app. Availability can depend on your location and the service’s game-audio arrangements.
Satellite radio: A service such as SiriusXM, where you select a channel or game feed rather than a local AM/FM frequency.

Finding the station is the first task; confirming that your chosen method carries the actual game is the second.

How to Find and Listen to Today’s Packers Game

Choose your starting point based on where you are listening.

Your Situation	Best Starting Point	What to Check
Within range of a Packers affiliate	An AM/FM radio	The station’s city, frequency, and current game coverage
In the US but outside local reception	An authorized live-audio service or SiriusXM	Packers feed availability, subscription requirements, and device support
Using a local station’s website or app	That station’s game-day player	Whether it streams the game, rather than only its regular programming
Listening from outside local reception	A broadcaster carrying the matchup in your country, or an internationally available audio service	The exact game, geographic availability, and whether access is genuinely free

Step 1: Identify the Correct Matchup

Confirm the opponent and game date on the current Packers schedule before searching for a station. A search result containing “Packers radio today” may lead to coverage of a previous meeting.
On Packers.com, look for the current matchup’s radio listing in its broadcast information, or search the site for “Packers Radio Network.”
Match the listing to your location.

Keep television and radio listings separate. A TV network name does not identify the station carrying the radio call, and a video-streaming subscription does not automatically include your preferred audio broadcast.

If you are traveling, repeat the location check for where you will actually listen. Your usual station may no longer be within reception range.

Step 2: Select the Station or Packers Audio Feed

Identify the correct station or service entry. A digital listing should identify the game and the available commentary feeds. For Milwaukee listeners, Packers–Bears coverage has aired on 95.7 FM. Confirm the exact local station in the current matchup’s Packers radio-coverage listing before tuning; that frequency is a matchup-specific example, not a universal Packers preset.
Choose the Green Bay feed when several broadcasts are available. “Home” and “away” describe the teams in that particular game. Green Bay is not always the home selection, and a national broadcast is not necessarily the team’s network call. Previous SiriusXM assignments illustrate why this check matters. For Bears vs. Packers, the Packers broadcast used SiriusXM channel 226. For Packers vs. Bengals with Green Bay at home, SiriusXM channel 225 carried the home Packers feed, while channel 381 carried the away Bengals feed. For Packers vs. Eagles, the Packers broadcast was on SiriusXM channel 225. Those are past matchup assignments, not permanent presets. On your SiriusXM receiver or app, select the current matchup’s channel labeled for the Packers broadcast.
Check access requirements before committing to a service. Confirm that the live game audio works in your country and on your device. If payment is required, make sure the plan includes the game feed you want, not just sports discussion or highlights.

A promotional trial is not the same as an ongoing free broadcast. Check eligibility, renewal terms, and cancellation conditions rather than relying on an offer quoted in an old game preview.

Step 3: Tune In and Verify the Game

On an AM/FM radio, select the listed band and frequency. Listen for the station identification to make sure you have the intended affiliate rather than a neighboring station.
On a website, app, or satellite service, open the game-specific feed and start playback.
Confirm that the audio matches today’s game. Check the opponent and listen for current game coverage. Keep the broadcast playing into live action: hearing a pregame show alone does not prove that the same player will carry play-by-play.

If your radio or player provides the correct live game, leave it tuned there. Save the station or service for convenience, but recheck its game assignment before the next matchup.

Listening to the Packers From Europe for Free

A free radio broadcast is not automatically a free stream.

Check whether a broadcaster in your country lists live audio coverage of that day’s Packers matchup. Whether a free listening option exists depends on your country, the specific matchup, and which broadcaster is carrying it.

A station advertising “NFL coverage” may not carry the Packers’ full game. Confirm that its current schedule explicitly names Green Bay and that day’s opponent.

Check a European Broadcaster’s Game Listing

Look for a scheduled live broadcast of the exact matchup, then open the broadcaster’s own player. Verify that the listing promises live commentary rather than score updates or a postgame program.

Also check the commentary you will receive. A broadcast may cover the game without using the Packers Radio Network announcers. That can still be a useful free option if your priority is following the action.

Convert kickoff from the time zone shown in the listing.

Check Whether an Online Feed Works in Your Country

A US station’s website may load normally while its game audio remains unavailable. Test the actual game player, not just the station homepage or a recorded clip.

Before creating an account or paying for a service, check its country availability and live-audio coverage.

Check SiriusXM satellite availability for your listening location. Any internet access is a separate availability question.

Recognize When a Free Option Is Unconfirmed

If no broadcaster names the matchup and no authorized player confirms access in your country, you do not yet have a verified free live option. A radio-directory entry or a button labeled “Listen Live” is not sufficient confirmation.

Troubleshooting a Missing or Unclear Packers Broadcast

Start by identifying whether the problem is the program, internet access, or radio reception. The fix is different for each.

Regular Programming Plays Instead of the Game

If the station identification is correct but the website plays music, talk, or replacement programming, the issue may be streaming availability rather than a wrong frequency.

Check for a separate game-day player and the station’s streaming information. If you are within reception range, try the over-the-air broadcast. Otherwise, select an authorized game-audio service available in your location and confirm that it reaches live play.

The Player Is Silent or Displays an Error

Read the message before changing settings:

A location restriction: Check whether another authorized broadcaster or service offers the game where you are.
A sign-in or subscription notice: Confirm that you are signed in and that your plan includes live game audio.
A playback problem without an access warning: Check the player’s mute control and your device volume.

If other audio plays normally but the game remains unavailable, concentrate on the game feed and its access requirements. Repeatedly restarting your router will not resolve a geographic restriction.

After making a change, restart the game player and listen for live play.

The AM/FM Signal Is Weak or Noisy

First confirm the station’s frequency and band. Then address reception:

Try improving reception.
For AM, rotate or reposition the radio; many portable radios use an internal directional antenna for AM reception.
Move the radio away from nearby electronics or chargers that may be creating interference.
If your radio offers reception settings, try adjusting them.

Listen again after each adjustment so you can tell which change helps. If reception remains unusable, check whether another nearby Packers affiliate carries the game or switch to an available authorized audio feed.

Replaying a Packers Radio Call

For a memorable play rather than a live broadcast, look for the official Call of the Game series on Packers.com. These videos pair selected game moments with the Packers’ radio commentary.

They are recorded highlights, not a live station and not necessarily a complete game replay. Before pressing play, check the opponent and the description of the featured play so you know which game you are hearing.

For a full-game audio replay, check the replay catalog and access terms of the service carrying that game; do not assume that a live listening subscription includes archived broadcasts.

For the next live matchup, start with its current radio information rather than reopening a highlight video or relying on a saved channel number.

Frequently Asked Questions

Is the Packers Game Still on 97.3 The Game?

Not necessarily. 97.3 The Game appears in Packers–Bengals game information, but a listing for that matchup does not confirm a later game. That station branding is not confirmation for a later matchup, so use the current game’s Milwaukee radio listing and match both the call sign and frequency.

Is ESPN Radio on AM or FM?

ESPN Radio can be on either AM or FM because affiliates broadcast on either band. ESPN is a network name, not a dial frequency. An ESPN-branded station does not automatically carry Packers games, so check that local station’s game schedule before tuning in.

What Does “Flagship” Mean on the Packers Radio Network?

A flagship is the network’s lead station. Affiliates carry network programming in other markets. You do not have to receive the flagship to hear the Packers broadcast. A nearby affiliate may be the appropriate station for your location. Use the team’s current radio-network information to identify the flagship and participating local stations.