Thanks for printing it out with the days of the week listed, so I don't have to figure that out myself. The only real weirdness in this schedule, as far as I'm concerned, is two games against the Bears in three weeks. There's only one of those awful Amazon games, and I'm relieved that they're not playing on Christmas.

A slow start here and the rest of the season could be a trail of tears, 5 of the last 7 against Division, some hoped it and you got your wish.

3 days off before the second game of the season could be a blessing or a curse depending on how that season opener goes.

It would really be great if the league only scheduled a team to play Thursday night after a bye week. Not realistic, but it would be a great way to handle them.

Damn....IF we make the playoffs after a mostly murderers row schedule like that....maybe there will be enough of the team left to do something......OR....we be picking pretty high next season fellas. OUCH....Better try and get this whole OL into camp.....or else.

I don’t like Thursday football games. The Packers have 2 of them on their schedule this season! How or why is that fair? Do the other teams in their division have 2 TNF games? Plus they have 4 division games in 5 weeks!!!

This will be a physically demanding schedule for the Packers. The bye in week 5 is at least a few weeks too early for what appears to be a grueling schedule. We’ll see.
GPG! Thanks, Since ‘61

I like the schedule because it's exciting and challenging, and devoid of AFC South teams. If we manage a good record, we'll have earned it. The only disappointing thing is that it's backloaded with division games, and it would nice to see them spread out a little more evenly.

Our defense better be ready for business in those first two games. Let's see how we do minimizing the impact of Jayden Daniels, and later on, Jamarr Chase with whomever(s) gets the pleasure of defending him.

Green Bay has had plenty of warning as to the caliber of the teams in their Division. Personally, I don't think they have taken that reality seriously enough, though. I don't see the urgency. My greatest concern is the Offensive coaching staff. There have been no changes in position coaches, most of whom are so-so. How will this year be better?

Once again, I see no way that we don’t go 17-0.

The earliest possible bye week (week 5). I hate it.

How often do we get a late season home game against the better versions of Minny and Detroit (dome teams) ? Answer - not often enough. Hate that too. We do get Chicago late, but they are not a dome team.

We start with two home games (couldn't care less about that), but then 4 of the next 5 games are away, which makes it excruciatingly difficult to recover our poise, if we don't start the season well - and often we don't.

We do get one good team late at Lambeau, the Ravens.

Overall...........yeah, you might have guessed, I don't like it at all

Having three days off before the second game of the season can be a double-edged sword. If the season opener goes well, it's a good time to rest and maintain momentum. But if it ends in a loss, the break might feel more like a mental setback. Ideally, teams would only play Thursday night games following a bye week—it’s not exactly practical with a packed schedule, but it would certainly help performance and player welfare

I was afraid if we started with a home opener with 9 away games that we'd get stuck with 3 road trips in a row. At least that didn't happen. The 4 road games with a home game sandwiched in the middle will be quite a test. To add insult to injury they follow up the early bye with a home game.

As was posted above, it was a blessing for Detroit to open outside at Green Bay and probably won't have to worry about cold weather till whenever they play at Chicago, if they weren't gifted that one early too. I'll have to look. All the indoor teams are scheduled when the weather will be milder except maybe the late November Vikings game.

This Amazon TV makes me very nervous. WTF?

This is a year where being ready to play at our best from the opening kick off of opening day has to be the mantra throughout camp and adjustments made to ensure it.

Looking at this schedule, I can see an 11 win season just as easily as I can an 8 win season. If the Vikings QB situation works out and the Bears take a step forward, while the Lions survive all the coaching changes, this schedule will be a tough go of it. Here's to hoping for few injuries, players improving from last year along with proper coaching.

Tough schedule. This is one of those years where they could play better than last year but end up with a worse record. If they make the playoffs this year, it will be well deserved.

I am not a fan of this schedule. Plain and Simple. I don't even look at the teams, I look at the flow of the schedule. I don't like the flow.

First off, they have a week 5 bye. I hate that early of a bye.

I love that they play the first 2 games at home. BUT they are against 2 post season teams from a year ago, and the 2nd game is a Thursday night. Also, they have 8 home games and 9 away games this year. And they use up 2 of the home games in the first 2 weeks. Which means after week 2 they have 6 home games left and 9 away games.

They have 3 sets of back to back road games this year. At Cleveland then Dallas. Then AT Arizona and then Pittsburg. Then At Denver and then Chicago.

3 of the final 4 games are on the road. And the last home game is against Baltimore.

Another interesting point. They play all the division opponents at home first then go to all 3 places in the second matchup.
And they play Chicago twice in 3 weeks.

This schedule doesn't have the softies built into it that last year's schedule did, and many of the softies (based on 2024) are on the road--which doesn't help. There will surely be teams that outperform our expectations and be tougher matchups than we expect, and there will be some real regression by some teams that played well in 2024. You can only play the game that's on your schedule this week.

I'll echo what others have said about not being a fan of the late schedule: 4 of the last 6 on the road including 3 road division games. It seems unlikely to me that--if this Packers team has moved forward this offseason--they'll go 1-5 in the division again. It's hard to win double-digit games in the league, much less 13+, so the Lions and Vikings are both ripe for regression. We know what the Vikes and Lions will likely look like, but this schedule gives 13 games to scout the Ben Johnson Bears...which I think is a plus. Week 4 bye...ugh.

If you look hard enough, you can always find something bad about any schedule. I like the schedule because Except for Denver (Might be tough to duplicate last years record) the toughest teams we play are at home. I think that is a very big advantage.

I don’t like 3 out of the last 4 games playing away when we have an advantage of home field in December. It helps that 2 of those are going to be in cold weather at Denver and Chicago. I think this team is built more for a physical style of football so that will bold well in cold weather.

Don't judge 2025 season through the lens of 2024. Sometimes the easiest games are those which seemed to be tough before.

I don’t see much crazy with the schedule.

The league has been orchestrating division heavy scheduling over the last 1/4 of the season for the last 5-6 years to intentionally drive the probability of important games with playoff implications, and it’s been absolutely great.. so nothing unusual there imo.

I’ve said for the last three years this division is no longer a gimmie, and it’s going to be a dogfight for the north everybyear for the foreseeable future- and that’s a good thing.

Outside of what we already know is now a tough division, I don’t think this schedule is particularly taxing. It’s not a breeze, but it shouldn’t be. it’s just football.

GPG

I’m a Gold package ticket holder. It would be nice if you would list which games are the Gold package games. I found out elsewhere that it’s the Commanders and the Eagles game. The preseason game is the Seattle Seahawks on August 23.I heard that when Bob Harlan was President the only request he made of the NFL was not to schedule Gold package games for night games because people have to drive back to Milwaukee and other parts of the state. The Hotels all jack up their prices so you have to drive home at one or two in the morning.

Matt La Fleur will need to take this 3.5 month period to get his team ready. No fan wants to hear 'We weren't ready', 'it's my fault, 'we will do better',' we have to stop with the penalties.' Matt has 3.5 months.

In a sense the schedule is relative considering our nfc foes have the same daunting tasks. If you went 8-9 and your foes did worse you win div and play at home for one playoff game at least.
Who cares just enjoy football. Seems the NFL has kc all set for another sb run. They so love the Swifties and the ad money that brings.