Packers vs. Eagles on Monday Night Football: kickoff time, how to watch, injuries, and the chess match at Lambeau

The NFC spotlight lands on Lambeau Field tonight as Packers vs. Eagles wraps Week 10 in prime time. Two top-tier contenders meet with playoff seeding implications in play and plenty of recent history—Philadelphia has taken the last three meetings, including last January’s Wild Card. Here’s everything you need for game night, from start time and viewing options to the swing factors that will decide it.

Packers vs. Eagles time, place, and how to watch

• Date: Monday, November 10, 2025

• Kickoff: 8:15 p.m. ET / 7:15 p.m. CT / 1:15 a.m. GMT

• Venue: Lambeau Field, Green Bay, Wisconsin

• TV/Streaming (U.S.): National broadcast on the usual Monday-night partners with a simultaneous alternate telecast. Cord-cutters can use any live-TV streaming bundle that carries those channels or the league’s mobile option for phone/tablet viewing.

• Radio/Audio: Team flagship networks and league audio channels carry full play-by-play.

Note: A recent carriage dispute removed certain channels from one major live-TV bundle; if that’s your provider, consider a short-term trial on a competing bundle, the league’s mobile plan, or an over-the-air antenna where the simulcast is available.

Odds and form snapshot

• Line/Total (pre-kick): Packers by ~1–2 points; total around 45–46.

• Records: Eagles 6–2, Packers 5–2–1.

• Recent arc: Philadelphia has tightened up late-game execution the past two weeks; Green Bay is 3–1 at home and looking to rebound after a trap-game loss.

Key injuries and availability

Packers

• WR Matthew Golden (shoulder) — inactive.

• TE Tucker Kraft (knee) — out for season.

• EDGE Lukas Van Ness (foot) — out.

• CB Nate Hobbs (knee) — out.

• RT Zach Tom (back) — active, expected to start.

• WR room: Dontayvion Wicks and Savion Williams available; increased roles likely.

Eagles

• Core starters largely available; watch pre-kick inactives for secondary rotations and the edge group snap count.

Matchups that will swing Packers vs. Eagles

1. Packers’ pass protection vs. Eagles’ front
   With Zach Tom back, Green Bay can diversify protections (half-slide, scat, chip-help) and look for deeper drops. If the pocket holds, layered routes—post/dig and sail—can stress quarters looks.

2. Explosive plays without Tucker Kraft
   Green Bay must replace after-the-catch production. Look for orbit/jet motion to manufacture touches for Wicks and Williams, plus leak and delay concepts from secondary tight ends to keep red-zone designs on schedule.

3. Jalen Hurts on money downs
   Philadelphia’s offense hums when early-down runs set up RPOs and dagger/crosser packages. Green Bay can counter with simulated pressure, robber rotations, and a spy on scramble downs. Containing the QB draw on 3rd-and-medium is non-negotiable.

4. Perimeter tackling and YAC control
   The Eagles turn quick outs into explosives when corners miss. Expect the Packers to rally with nickel support and force throws to the boundary sideline, not back inside.

5. Field position and hidden yards
   With chilly Lambeau gusts possible, punt placement and return decisions matter. The first team to steal a short field via specials has a major edge in a tight total environment.

What each side wants to establish

Green Bay’s blueprint

• Tempo out of stops: Get into early offense after defensive rebounds; scripted shot in first two series to back safeties up.

• Run-game commitment: Duo/inside zone to stay ahead of the sticks; toss/crack to punish aggressive ends.

• Third-down answers without Kraft: Bunch/stack releases, mesh, and option routes for easy wins.

Philadelphia’s blueprint

• Stay on schedule: RPOs and inside zone to set up glance and slot fades.

• Edge stress: Boot/slide and sprint-outs to tire a thinner Packers edge rotation without Van Ness.

• Red-zone variety: QB run threats plus tight splits and pick-play counters to beat man.

Numbers to watch in real time

• Sacks + hits on Jordan Love: ≤2 by halftime favors Green Bay.

• Eagles’ explosive rate (15+ pass / 10+ rush): If it crests 12–14%, Green Bay’s defense is on its heels.

• Third-and-medium (4–6 yards) conversion: A bellwether for both coordinators’ sequencing.

• Red-zone TD%: With the total mid-40s, trading sevens for threes likely decides it.

Quick viewing checklist

• Update your streaming app and enable alerts 30 minutes before kickoff.

• If using an antenna for the simulcast, run a channel scan and position near a window.

• Traveling? The league app’s mobile feed is a useful fallback, but casting is often restricted.

If the Packers protect and find two explosives without Tucker Kraft, Lambeau leverage tilts their way. If the Eagles control early downs and win the YAC battle, their late-game polish should carry the night. Either way, expect a possession game with fourth-quarter drama befitting Monday night.