Packers Head to Detroit for NFC North Showdown With Lions, Airing on FOX6

The Green Bay Packers are scheduled to take on their NFC North rival, the Detroit Lions, on Sunday, and fans in the Milwaukee area can watch the game on FOX6.

Kickoff is set for 3:25 p.m. CT. Viewers who receive FOX6 over the air, or through a cable or satellite provider, will have access to the broadcast. The game is also available to FOX ONE subscribers who are watching from within the designated market area of FOX6.

Green Bay holds the edge in the long regular-season series, leading Detroit 106-78-7. The Packers have taken two of the last three meetings and six of the last 11 games played in Detroit. They have also put up 28 or more points in each of their last three contests at Ford Field.

This season marks the 95th consecutive year in which the two franchises have faced each other. The Packers and Lions have met twice every season since 1932.

Packers coach Matt LaFleur has an 8-6 record all time against the Lions. His results have been tougher since Dan Campbell took over as Detroit's head coach, with LaFleur going 4-6 in that stretch.

Quarterback Jordan Love has started six games against Detroit. In those outings he has thrown for 1,415 yards, 11 touchdowns and three interceptions, with a passer rating of 101.6.

Most of that production has come on the road. At Ford Field, Love has passed for 708 yards and eight touchdowns without throwing an interception, and he carries a passer rating of 123.4 in Detroit.