They have no three-game road trips and just one two-game road trip. Coming out of the bye, the Packers will play the Buccaneers in Tampa Bay and the Texans in Houston in back-to-back weeks. Three of the games (Falcons, Bears, Titans) are at home. The Packers will play the Atlanta Falcons on Monday Night Football in Week 3, the New Orleans Saints on Sunday Night Football in Week 4, the San Francisco 49ers on Thursday Night Football in Week 9, the Chicago Bears on Sunday Night Football in Week 12 and the Tennessee Titans on Sunday Night Football in Week 16. Bank Stadium – their first win in the venue – to claim the NFC North title last season.

Winning on the road in the division can be a great way to start a year. Like last year, the Packers will start the season on the road against an NFC North foe. After the bye? It’s a trip to Tampa Bay to play Tom Brady and the Buccaneers. The Packers begin the season with back-to-back games against the NFC North and then back-to-back games against the NFC South before hitting an early off week. Here’s what to know about the schedule: When is the bye week? Fans want to know about the big games, important road trips and tough stretches. Most players want to know about the bye week and trips to warmer climates. What’s important about a schedule? Players and fans generally care about different things. Matt LaFleur’s team will play six games against the NFC North, four games against the NFC South, four games against the AFC South and one game each against the division winner from the NFC East and NFC West.

The Green Bay Packers released their full, 16-game schedule for the 2020 season on Thursday night.

Packer schedule