NFL Releases Green Bay Packers 2020 Schedule

GREEN BAY, WI — The NFL released its full 2020 season schedule Thursday night, including the dates for all the Green Bay Packer football matchups in the upcoming season.

The league unveiled its 2020 schedule without any major changes to its timeline, even though play in every major sports league in the United States is still suspended because of uncertainty surrounding the new coronavirus.

NFL preseason games are set to start in August, the regular-season opener is slated for Sept. 10, and the Super Bowl is scheduled for Feb. 7 in Tampa, Florida.

Here is the full 2020 schedule for the Packers:

Sep. 13 Noon at Minnesota

Sep. 20 Noon versus Detroit

Sep. 27 7:20 p.m. at New Orleans

Oct. 5 7:15 p.m. versus Atlanta

Bye Week

Oct. 18 3:25 p.m. at Tampa Bay

Oct. 25 Noon at Houston

Nov. 1 Noon versus Minnesota

Nov. 5 7:20 p.m. at San Francisco

Nov. 15 Noon versus Jacksonville

Nov. 22 Noon at Indianapolis

Nov. 29 7:20 p.m. versus Chicago

Dec. 6 3:25 pm. versus Philadelphia

Dec. 13 Noon at Detroit

Dec. 20 Noon versus Carolina

Dec. 27 7:20 p.m. versus Tennessee

Jan. 3 Noon at Chicago

“We plan to start on time,” NFL League spokesperson Brian McCarthy told ESPN. “If we have to make adjustments, we will be prepared to do so based on the latest guidance from our medical experts and public health officials and current and future government regulations.”

The NFL is also moving forward with the assumption that fans will be in stadiums for the first game.

Even with Thursday’s schedule release, the NFL has been considering a number of contingency plans if it needs to adjust the schedule.

The league has put together a plan that would schedule regular-season games starting in mid-October, would include no bye weeks, and would have the Super Bowl on Feb. 28, according to multiple reports.