FOX Sports will carry the Packers game against the Buccaneers in Week 4, giving fans a clear national TV option for the matchup. For those following along on the radio side, the Packers Radio Network will once again provide coverage across 54 stations in six states, with Wayne Larrivee on play-by-play.
The broadcast picture is straightforward, but it is still worth knowing the full range of options. The Packers Radio Network reaches Wisconsin, Michigan, Minnesota, Illinois, North Dakota and South Dakota, while fans can also listen through Sirius XM NFL Radio. Sunday coverage will also be available on the Packers digital and social platforms, adding another route for supporters who want to track the game in real time.
Radio options for Packers fans
Larrivee is in his 33rd season with the Packers Radio Network, and Larry McCarren is in his 32nd season after first joining the team’s broadcasts in 1995. Together, Wayne Larrivee and Larry McCarren remain one of the most familiar calls in the NFL for Packers fans, and the pairing has long been part of the matchday experience.
The Packers Radio Network includes affiliates such as 95.7 BIG FM - WRIT, extending the broadcast reach well beyond Green Bay. That matters in a Week 4 game like Packers vs. Buccaneers, where listeners across the Upper Midwest and surrounding states can stay connected to the action without needing a television feed.
How to follow the game beyond TV
For fans who prefer streaming or audio-only coverage, Sirius XM NFL Radio and NFL+ provide additional ways to keep up with the game. The Packers digital and social platforms will also carry Sunday coverage, making the team’s official channels a useful backup for supporters who want updates throughout the afternoon.
This broader access has become a key part of how modern fans watch football. It also fits a familiar Packers pattern: a national TV window through FOX Sports, local and regional radio through the Packers Radio Network, and digital coverage for those following on the move.
The broadcast setup also sits alongside a packed run of Packers coverage across the season, including games such as Green Bay Packers vs. Atlanta Falcons, Green Bay Packers vs. New York Jets, and Green Bay Packers vs. Chicago Bears. As always, the main thing for supporters is knowing where to tune in when kickoff arrives.
For fans looking ahead to the later schedule, Green Bay will also be part of Saturday, Jan. 10 at 7 p.m. CT when NFC North rivals meet on Prime Video. But for Week 4, the answer is simple: FOX Sports on TV, the Packers Radio Network on radio, and multiple streaming and digital options for those who want to follow every snap.
