Week 4 of the 2023-24 NFL season kicks off tonight with another edition of Thursday Night Football on Prime Video.
Tonight, September 28, the streamer will present a rivalry game between NFC North rivals, the Detroit Lions and the Green Bay Packers.
Heading into Week 4, both teams have identical 2-1 records and sit tied at the top of their division (while the other two teams in the NFC North are tied for last with 0-3 records). The winner of tonight’s tilt will take sole possession of the first place slot, at least for the week.
We’ve got all the details to help you tune in below, from where to stream to what time the game starts.
Tonight’s Lions vs. Packers game (and every Thursday Night game this season) will be broadcast exclusively on Prime Video, so you’ll need a subscription to the streaming service to tune in.
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If you’re not already an Amazon Prime subscriber, but you want to watch, you’re going to need to subscribe before tonight’s game to watch. Luckily, it only takes just a few steps to sign up. You’ll pick a subscription plan (monthly for $15/month, yearly for $139/year, or a special membership like Prime Student), enter your payment details, and start streaming!
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In addition to Prime Video, you’ll also get perks like free two-day shipping and access to exclusive discounts like Prime Big Deal Days.
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Not only will tonight’s game be free, but the next four games too.
Prime Video’s pregame coverage begins at 7:00 p.m. ET before an 8:15 p.m. kickoff.
The longtime midwestern rivals will meet at Lambeau Field in Green Bay, WI.
If you want to snag last minute tickets to the game, seats start at $75 on Vivid Seats.
The last time these teams met, the Lions won with a score of 20-16. Detroit also has the edge in today’s game, per the NFL’s statistics. The Lions offense is ranked 8th in the league to the Packers’ 22nd; they’re alos ranked 11th in both defense and rushing, and 7th in passing.
ESPN reports that despite the Lions being favored in today’s matchup (for only the third time ever at Lambeau), the Packers will likely gain some momentum from the probable returns of running back Aaron Jones (hamstring) and wide receiver Christian Watson (hamstring).
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