Packers Official Schedule For 2023

[Pokerbrat2000]

Thursday (5/11) is the day (night) that the NFL will release the 2023 Schedules for all 32 Teams. We already know the Packers opponents, as well as where their 17 games will be played.

Join us Thursday as we put together the leaked schedule. Has always been a fun day for some of us.

I have to be on the road for part of the day, so if someone else wants to volunteer to keep a running count on known games as they are leaked, go for it!


Here are the Packers 17 games/opponents to determine.


Home: Bears, Lions, Vikings, Chiefs, Chargers, Rams, Saints, Buccaneers

Away: Bears, Lions, Vikings, Falcons, Panthers, Broncos, Raiders, Giants, Steelers


Here are the 2023 strength of schedule rankings for each team (combined 2022 record of all 17 opponents, combined winning percentage).

Rank	Opponents' combined 2022 record	Opponents' combined 2022 win percentage
1	Eagles	161-123-4	.566
2	Dolphins	158-127-2	.554
3	Patriots	156-128-3	.549
T-4	Cowboys	156-128-4	.549
T-4	Giants	157-129-2	.549
6	Jets	155-129-3	.545
7	Bills	155-131-2	.542
8	Commanders	153-133-2	.535
9	Rams	152-133-3	.533
10	Raiders	150-136-2	.524
11	Cardinals	148-147-3	.519
T-12	Chargers	149-139	.517
T-12	Broncos	148-138-2	.517
T-12	Seahawks	148-138-2	.517
15	49ers	147-142-0	.514
16	Chiefs	147-140	.512
17	Bengals	146-140-2	.510
18	Bears	143-145-1	.497
19	Vikings	143-145	.497
20	Lions	143-146	.495
21	Ravens	138-147-2	.484
22	Buccaneers	138-148-2	.483
23	Jaguars	135-148-4	.477
24	Packers	137-151-1	.476
25	Steelers	134-151-2	.470
26	Browns	131-154-2	.460
27	Panthers	130-157-2	.453
28	Titans	127-157-4	.448
29	Colts	124-162-2	.434
30	Texans	123-163-2	.431
31	Saints	122-164-3	.427
32	Falcons	119-167-3	.417

 

[Poppa San]

Do you plan on editing the 1st post to reflect the schedule or is this just an unofficial leaked thread?

 

[Pokerbrat2000]

Do you plan on editing the 1st post to reflect the schedule or is this just an unofficial leaked thread?

When the schedule is finalized, I can put it in the first post. Since I won't be able to check in much tomorrow, I was hoping someone else could keep track, as games are leaked. They can copy and paste what I have below.

Packers 2023 Schedule:

• Home: Bears, Lions, Vikings, Chiefs, Chargers, Rams, Saints, Buccaneers

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• Away: Bears, Lions, Vikings, Falcons, Panthers, Broncos, Raiders, Giants, Steelers

Week 1:

Week 2:

Week 3:

Week 4:

Week 5:

Week 6:

Week 7:

Week 8:

Week 9:

Week 10:

Week 11:

Week 12:

Week 13:

Week 14:

Week 15:

Week 16:

Week 17:

Week 18:

 

[PackerDNA]

Not counting on maybe more than two national primetime games with Rodgers gone.

 

[Poppa San]

Not counting on maybe more than two national primetime games with Rodgers gone.

I think the Jets had the league minimum every season for the past like 5 years. I figure them to get 3 or 4 early national games if not primetime.

 

[Mondio]

Not counting on maybe more than two national primetime games with Rodgers gone.

Maybe because I grew up with my team losing all the time and they were always the sunday noon game, but I like those the best. Wake up, get some stuff done, sit down and watch a game.

 

[OldSchool101]

Maybe because I grew up with my team losing all the time and they were always the sunday noon game, but I like those the best. Wake up, get some stuff done, sit down and watch a game.

Yeah we grew up watching games in the same generation! Mid 70’s to late 80’s

 

[Poppa San]

get some stuff done

GO TO CHURCH!! Burns a couple of hours especially if you need to dress the kids first.

 

[Pokerbrat2000]

I think the Jets had the league minimum every season for the past like 5 years. I figure them to get 3 or 4 early national games if not primetime.

They may get the max 6. Most definitely not something their fans are used to.

Aaron Rodgers’ presence could land Jets maximum number of prime-time games

When the NFL schedule is released on Thursday, the Jets are expected to be one of the league’s prime-time players.

nypost.com

 

[Firethorn1001]

Not counting on maybe more than two national primetime games with Rodgers gone.

Assume primetime is Sun/Mon. 2 or 3 seems about right, but in 2008 (Rodgers 1st year) they had 4. Probably a Chi or Minn game early in the season, Pitt seems like it would be a good draw given the 2 franchises and then seems about time for a Det/GB Thanksgiving game.

Most of the others don't seem to have any juice to them.

 

[milani]

Thursday (5/11) is the day (night) that the NFL will release the 2023 Schedules for all 32 Teams. We already know the Packers opponents, as well as where their 17 games will be played.

Join us Thursday as we put together the leaked schedule. Has always been a fun day for some of us.

I have to be on the road for part of the day, so if someone else wants to volunteer to keep a running count on known games as they are leaked, go for it!


Here are the Packers 17 games/opponents to determine.


Home: Bears, Lions, Vikings, Chiefs, Chargers, Rams, Saints, Buccaneers

Away: Bears, Lions, Vikings, Falcons, Panthers, Broncos, Raiders, Giants, Steelers


Here are the 2023 strength of schedule rankings for each team (combined 2022 record of all 17 opponents, combined winning percentage).

Rank	Opponents' combined 2022 record	Opponents' combined 2022 win percentage
1	Eagles	161-123-4	.566
2	Dolphins	158-127-2	.554
3	Patriots	156-128-3	.549
T-4	Cowboys	156-128-4	.549
T-4	Giants	157-129-2	.549
6	Jets	155-129-3	.545
7	Bills	155-131-2	.542
8	Commanders	153-133-2	.535
9	Rams	152-133-3	.533
10	Raiders	150-136-2	.524
11	Cardinals	148-147-3	.519
T-12	Chargers	149-139	.517
T-12	Broncos	148-138-2	.517
T-12	Seahawks	148-138-2	.517
15	49ers	147-142-0	.514
16	Chiefs	147-140	.512
17	Bengals	146-140-2	.510
18	Bears	143-145-1	.497
19	Vikings	143-145	.497
20	Lions	143-146	.495
21	Ravens	138-147-2	.484
22	Buccaneers	138-148-2	.483
23	Jaguars	135-148-4	.477
24	Packers	137-151-1	.476
25	Steelers	134-151-2	.470
26	Browns	131-154-2	.460
27	Panthers	130-157-2	.453
28	Titans	127-157-4	.448
29	Colts	124-162-2	.434
30	Texans	123-163-2	.431
31	Saints	122-164-3	.427
32	Falcons	119-167-3	.417

Thank you.

 

[PackerDNA]

Assume primetime is Sun/Mon. 2 or 3 seems about right, but in 2008 (Rodgers 1st year) they had 4. Probably a Chi or Minn game early in the season, Pitt seems like it would be a good draw given the 2 franchises and then seems about time for a Det/GB Thanksgiving game.

Most of the others don't seem to have any juice to them.

I I also count the 325 p.m. Sunday afternoon games as prime time. I can watch the game at home without having to go to the bar to see it since it's on regular national television. Expecting a lot more noon games this year.

 

[Zad Fnark]

apparently, leaked.

Leaked Schedule.

 

[Pokerbrat2000]

apparently, leaked.

Leaked Schedule.

Well jeesh! If this is correct.....there goes our scavenger hunt for the day!

 

[Pokerbrat2000]

Week 1 (Sept. 10): Packers at Bears, 4:25 p.m. ET (Fox)
Week 2 (Sept. 17): Packers at Falcons, 1 p.m. ET (Fox)
Week 3 (Sept. 24): Saints at Packers, 1 p.m. ET (Fox)
Week 4 (Thursday, Sept. 28): Lions at Packers, 8:15 p.m. ET (Amazon)
Week 5 (Monday, Oct 9): Packers at Raiders, 8:15 p.m. ET (ESPN)
Week 6: BYE
Week 7 (Oct. 22): Packers at Broncos, 4:25 p.m. ET (CBS)
Week 8 (Oct. 29): Vikings at Packers, 1 p.m. ET (Fox)
Week 9 (Nov. 5): Rams at Packers, 1 p.m. ET (Fox)
Week 10 (Nov. 12): Packers at Steelers, 1 p.m. ET (CBS)
Week 11 (Nov. 19): Chargers at Packers, 1 p.m. ET (Fox)
Week 12 (Thanksgiving): Packers at Lions, 12:30 p.m. ET (Fox)
Week 13 (Dec. 3): Chiefs at Packers, 8:20 p.m. ET (NBC)
Week 14 (Monday, Dec. 11): Packers at Giants, 8:15 p.m ET (ESPN)
Week 15 (Dec. 17): Buccaneers at Packers, 1 p.m. ET (Fox)
Week 16 (Dec. 24): Packers at Panthers, 1 p.m. ET (Fox)
Week 17 (Dec. 31): Packers at Vikings, 8:20 p.m. ET (NBC)
Week 18 (Jan. 6 or 7): Bears at Packers, TBA

 

[Pkrjones]

This seems almost unreal.
- Packers STILL get 5 Prime-time Night games?
- No 3-game away stretches in '23.
- Detroit/Chiefs to open the season and Detroit/Vikings to end the season means the NFL thinks Detroit is the NFC team to beat.

3 "easier" games to open the season, 4-1 at the bye, a rougher stretch in November/early December. Close-out the regular season with a 5 game win streak. I'll call it now, 10-8 (or better) and a playoff spot.

 

[Pokerbrat2000]

This seems almost unreal.
- Packers STILL get 5 Prime-time Night games?
- No 3-game away stretches in '23.
- Detroit/Chiefs to open the season and Detroit/Vikings to end the season means the NFL thinks Detroit is the NFC team to beat.

3 "easier" games to open the season, 4-1 at the bye, a rougher stretch in November/early December. Close-out the regular season with a 5 game win streak. I'll call it now, 10-8 (or better) and a playoff spot.

Opponent wise, it appears to be one of the easier schedules in recent memory. Starting with 2 road games is tough though, especially given a new starting QB.

I can see the Bear signs already. "We now own your Love"

 

[Firethorn1001]

This seems almost unreal.
- Packers STILL get 5 Prime-time Night games?

I don't consider Thursday night games primetime since doesn't every team have to play on a Thursday?

At 1st I thought the Raiders one was an odd choice, but if LV had any say, Packer fans travel well so, probably trying to pull 15-20K tourists in for a full weekend and stay for the game Monday.

The others are backloaded to weeks 13-17 where they could be flexed out if the Packers are bad.

 

[OldSchool101]

Wow. That’s an easy schedule. The 2 toughest games I see are both at Lambeau. Chiefs Chargers

 

[Schultz]

This seems almost unreal.
- Packers STILL get 5 Prime-time Night games?
- No 3-game away stretches in '23.
- Detroit/Chiefs to open the season and Detroit/Vikings to end the season means the NFL thinks Detroit is the NFC team to beat.

3 "easier" games to open the season, 4-1 at the bye, a rougher stretch in November/early December. Close-out the regular season with a 5 game win streak. I'll call it now, 10-8 (or better) and a playoff spot.

I am going to go out on a limb here and say they will not go 10-8 in the regular season.

 

[Poppa San]

Wow. That’s an easy schedule. The 2 toughest games I see are both at Lambeau. Chiefs Chargers

Opponents and for the most part locations have been known since the last game of last season.

 

[Firethorn1001]

I am going to go out on a limb here and say they will not go 10-8 in the regular season.

Of course not. Teams that go undefeated don't lose any games.

 

[Firethorn1001]

Opponents and for the most part locations have been known since the last game of last season.

Surprised the NFL didn't use the 17th game as TBD and then they schedule whatever they want to ensure storylines they want. Gooddell would probably throw a v1rg1n in a volcano to get a Jets / Packers matchup this year.

 

[OldSchool101]

Opponents and for the most part locations have been known since the last game of last season.

Oh I know. I’m just trying to pretend I’m really excited by using dramatic expression (it works on my wife in the bedroom!)

 

[milani]

This seems almost unreal.
- Packers STILL get 5 Prime-time Night games?
- No 3-game away stretches in '23.
- Detroit/Chiefs to open the season and Detroit/Vikings to end the season means the NFL thinks Detroit is the NFC team to beat.

3 "easier" games to open the season, 4-1 at the bye, a rougher stretch in November/early December. Close-out the regular season with a 5 game win streak. I'll call it now, 10-8 (or better) and a playoff spot.

Easy is not the same. Last year's records for teams has a little carry over but not that much. The Saints coming to GB without a Drew Brees is not what it once was just as a Packer team going to Vegas without Aaron Rodgers is not the same. But stranger things have happened.