Here is how you can stream Green Bay Packers vs Washington Football Team live without Reddit streams, Buffstream and Crackstreams
The Green Bay Packers will be playing host to the Washington Football Team on the 24th of October.
The Packers, currently with a record of 5 wins and just one loss, have looked good this season. They are coming off a 14-24 win over the Chicago Bears.
The Washington Football Team, on the other hand, lost to the Kansas City Chiefs recently and have just won two games this season.
Green Bay Packers vs Washington Football Team head-to-head
The Green Bay Packers and the Washington Football Team have met 38 times previously. The Packers lead the series with 21 wins. The Washington Football Team have won 16 times.
One game has ended in a tie.
The first meeting between the two teams in November 1932 saw the Packers win 21-0.
The last five meetings have seen the Packers win three games, and the Washington Football Team 2 times.
Green Bay Packers vs Washington Football Team live stream without Reddit, Buffstream and Crackstreams
The Green Bay Packers vs Washington Football Team will take place on the 24th of October at 1:00 pm ET. FOX Network will be the official broadcasters of the game.
The game can also be followed on the CBS Sports Network App.
Live streaming is also provided by the NFL Network throughout the globe. An NFL pass is required for the same.
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For fans in the UK, the action can be caught live on SkySports’ dedicated NFL channel. The match will begin at 6:00 pm BST (24th of October).
There are several other streaming platforms as well – Sling TV and Fubo.
Green Bay Packers 2021 Schedule
Offense
NO | PLAYER | POS |
---|---|---|
7 | Kurt Benkert | QB |
10 | Jordan Love | QB |
12 | Aaron Rodgers | QB |
28 | A.J. Dillon | RB |
32 | Kylin Hill | RB |
33 | Aaron Jones | RB |
27 | Patrick Taylor | RB |
22 | Dexter Williams | RB |
17 | Davante Adams | WR |
84 | Reggie Begelton | WR |
16 | Chris Blair | WR |
18 | Randall Cobb | WR |
11 | Devin Funchess | WR |
13 | Allen Lazard | WR |
8 | Amari Rodgers | WR |
19 | Equanimeous St. Brown | WR |
86 | Malik Taylor | WR |
83 | Marquez Valdes-Scantling | WR |
88 | Juwann Winfree | WR |
80 | Daniel Crawford | TE |
49 | Dominique Dafney | TE |
45 | Bronson Kaufusi | TE |
89 | Marcedes Lewis | TE |
87 | Jace Sternberger | TE |
85 | Robert Tonyan | TE |
67 | Jake Hanson | C |
71 | Josh Myers | C |
Defense
NO | PLAYER | POS |
---|---|---|
94 | Dean Lowry | DE |
97 | Chauncey Rivers | DE |
63 | Josh Avery | DT |
90 | Jack Heflin | DT |
96 | Kingsley Keke | DT |
95 | Tyler Lancaster | DT |
99 | Willington Previlon | DT |
93 | Tedarrell Slaton | DT |
97 | Kenny Clark | NT |
59 | De’Vondre Campbell | OLB |
91 | Preston Smith | OLB |
55 | Za’Darius Smith | OLB |
42 | Oren Burks | ILB |
51 | Krys Barnes | LB |
50 | Tipa Galeai | LB |
53 | Jonathan Garvin | LB |
52 | Rashan Gary | LB |
46 | De’Jon Harris | LB |
98 | Carlo Kemp | LB |
54 | Kamal Martin | LB |
58 | Isaiah McDuffie | LB |
75 | Delontae Scott | LB |
44 | Ty Summers | LB |
57 | Ray Wilborn | LB |
23 | Jaire Alexander | CB |
48 | Kabion Ento | CB |
29 | Ka’dar Hollman | CB |
22 | Shemar Jean-Charles | CB |
20 | Kevin King | CB |
30 | Dominique Martin | CB |
25 | Will Redmond | CB |
34 | Stanford Samuels III | CB |
21 | Eric Stokes | CB |
27 | Isaac Yiadom | CB |
26 | Darnell Savage | DB |
36 | Vernon Scott | DB |
39 | Chandon Sullivan | DB |
41 | Henry Black | SAF |
38 | Innis Gaines | SAF |
40 | Christian Uphoff | SAF |
31 | Adrian Amos | SS |
Washington Football Team 2021 Roster
Offense
NO | PLAYER | POS |
---|---|---|
8 | Kyle Allen | QB |
14 | Ryan Fitzpatrick | QB |
4 | Taylor Heinicke | QB |
6 | Steven Montez | QB |
25 | Peyton Barber | RB |
24 | Antonio Gibson | RB |
41 | J.D. McKissic | RB |
35 | Jaret Patterson | RB |
38 | Jonathan Williams | RB |
2 | Dyami Brown | WR |
12 | Tony Brown | WR |
16 | DeAndre Carter | WR |
11 | Antonio Gandy-Golden | WR |
19 | Adam Humphries | WR |
17 | Terry McLaurin | WR |
84 | Dax Milne | WR |
10 | Curtis Samuel | WR |
89 | Cam Sims | WR |
15 | Steven Sims | WR |
18 | Isaiah Wright | WR |
87 | John Bates | TE |
88 | Temarrick Hemingway | TE |
80 | Sammis Reyes | TE |
83 | Ricky Seals-Jones | TE |
82 | Logan Thomas | TE |
83 | Caleb Wilson | TE |
63 | Beau Benzschawel | C |
60 | Keith Ismael | C |
69 | Tyler Larsen | C |
73 | Chase Roullier | C |
61 | Jon Toth | C |
77 | Saahdiq Charles | OT |
76 | Samuel Cosmi | OT |
79 | Ereck Flowers | OT |
72 | Charles Leno Jr. | OT |
68 | Rick Leonard | OT |
78 | Cornelius Lucas | OT |
66 | David Steinmetz | OT |
67 | Wes Martin | OG |
75 | Brandon Scherff | OG |
71 | Wes Schweitzer | OG |
Defense
NO | PLAYER | POS |
---|---|---|
93 | Jonathan Allen | DE |
64 | David Bada | DE |
56 | William Bradley-King | DE |
98 | Matthew Ioannidis | DE |
— | Justus Reed | DE |
57 | Bunmi Rotimi | DE |
96 | James Smith-Williams | DE |
58 | Shaka Toney | DE |
95 | Casey Toohill | DE |
99 | Chase Young | DE |
92 | Devaroe Lawrence | DT |
97 | Tim Settle | DT |
63 | Daniel Wise | DT |
62 | Gabe Wright | DT |
94 | Daron Payne | NT |
51 | David Mayo | OLB |
53 | Jon Bostic | ILB |
59 | Jordan Kunaszyk | ILB |
52 | Jamin Davis | LB |
55 | Cole Holcomb | LB |
47 | Khaleke Hudson | LB |
50 | Jared Norris | LB |
45 | Justin Phillips | LB |
90 | Montez Sweat | LB |
40 | Joe Walker | LB |
29 | Kendall Fuller | CB |
23 | William Jackson | CB |
46 | Cole Luke | CB |
38 | Bobby McCain | CB |
35 | Torry McTyer | CB |
20 | Jimmy Moreland | CB |
34 | Darryl Roberts | CB |
25 | Benjamin St-Juste | CB |
36 | Linden Stephens | CB |
30 | Troy Apke | DB |
41 | Jordan Brown | DB |
22 | Deshazor Everett | DB |
32 | Danny Johnson | DB |
39 | Jeremy Reaves | DB |
31 | Kamren Curl | SAF |
48 | Darrick Forrest | SAF |
26 | Landon Collins | SS |
Where to watch NFL 2021?
USA:
NFL Network
An NFL Game Pass is required. It costs $99.99 for a season.
In order to catch all the 270 games – including pre-season, regular season and the Super Bowl, a pro pass is required. Pro-pass costs $125, and lets one catch live action of the pre-season, regular season and the Super Bowl.
NBC and CBS
NBC and CBS sports provide live-action of most of the regular-season games. They are available in several service providers.
Sling TV and Fubo
Sling TV and Fubo are not broadcasters, but instead, they offer various channels through subscriptions. With a $35 month subscription a majority of the NFL games can be followed live on Sling TV.
Fubo is quite similar as well. It offers various channels like NBC, CBS, Fox, and has a 7-day free trial period.
UK:
There are a few streaming options in the United Kingdom. However, it is SkySports that stand out from the rest.
Fans in the United Kingdom can also purchase an NFL pass that costs 147.99 Euros for the entire season. Quite expensive in comparison to USA’s $99.99 and $125.
Other options are provided by SkySports and BBC’s iPlayer. SkySports currently has a channel dedicated to NFL, called SkySports NFL, and live-action can be caught on the channel.
BBC’s iPlayer is predominantly for the casuals who would like to catch up with the highlights and stories. Live streaming is not provided by BBC’s iPlayer.
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