The Green Bay Packers welcome the Tennessee Titans at the legendary Lambeau Field in an intriguing “Sunday Night Football” interconference showdown.
The Packers (11-3) are in control on hometown merit in the NFC playoffs. Green Bay has already secured its back-to-back name in the NFC North and can clinch a first-round playoff berth with a Seattle Seahawks win and loss to Los Angeles. Rams.
The Titans (10-4) enter Week 16 as South AFC co-leaders with the Indianapolis Colts. Tennessee is going to get a place in the playoffs for a moment right in the season, and can do it with a win on Sunday night.
The Titans’ end-of-season wave, Derrick Henry, has the ball carrier within the diversity of a 2,000-yard season running. Only seven ball carriers in NFL history have run for 2,000 yards or more, most recently Adrian Peterson for the Minnesota Vikings in 2012 (2097). Henry averaged more than 160 yards in the last two games of the season to triumph in 2000.
Henry has a valid case for the league’s MVP honors, however, the festival includes Packers quarterback Aaron Rodgers, who pitched for 3,828 yards and 40 touchdowns (with 4 interceptions). Its score of 118. 0 passes is 8 points higher than that of the following competitors.
If the Titans want additional motivation outside the gates of the playoff search, they have more after the NFL announced Monday the AFC and NFC Pro Bowl charts. While Tennessee had two players determined for the Pro Bowl, Green Bay tied for league leadership with seven Pro Bowl selections.
Here’s everything you want to know for Sunday night’s game.
The game will start at 8:20 p. m. Y. on Sunday, December 27.
He will be broadcast nationally on NBC.
Fans can watch the game on nbcsports. com, the Yahoo!Sports, the NFL’s own app and fuboTV.
According to BetMGM, the line is Packers -3 and the plus/minus is at 54. 5.
USA TODAY Sports will have the whole game in our scorecard.
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