The Tampa Bay Buccaneers host the Green Bay Packers for a Week 4 NFL regular-season matchup at Raymond James Stadium in Tampa, Florida, scheduled for Sunday, October 4, 2026, at 7:00 PM CET, as reported.
How can fans watch the game live on television and streaming platforms?
The game will be broadcast live via the NFL Game Pass on DAZN. The platform serves as the official broadcaster for the 2026/27 NFL season, providing access to every matchup live and on demand, including the regular season, playoffs, and Super Bowl LXI, alongside NFL RedZone and NFL Network. Fans can purchase the NFL Game Pass as a standalone package without needing a standard DAZN subscription, with payment options that include single payments, monthly installments, or weekly passes.
Games featuring German commentary are distributed weekly across DAZN, Joyn, and RTL, with RTL broadcasting select games on free-to-air television. Viewers can also follow the Tampa Bay and Green Bay encounter on Sky-Sport or DAZN with either original commentary or German language accompaniment, according to.
For international fans encountering regional viewing restrictions, reports that virtual private networks such as ExpressVPN allow users to bypass local television blackouts by connecting to servers in alternative markets. This grants access to out-of-market games or comprehensive international streaming packages while securing data on public Wi-Fi networks.
Where can radio listeners tune into the broadcast?
All Green Bay Packers games are broadcast across the Packers Radio Network, a network comprising 54 stations spanning Wisconsin, Michigan, Minnesota, Illinois, North Dakota, and South Dakota. The flagship station is 95.7 BIG FM – WRIT.
Wayne Larrivee handles play-by-play duties alongside two-time Packers Pro Bowler Larry McCarren as analyst and three-time Pro Bowler John Kuhn as sideline reporter. McCarren enters his 32nd season calling team broadcasts, while he and Larrivee mark their 28th season paired together. The radio feed is also accessible on Sirius XM NFL Radio channels 132 or 269 and via the Sirius XM app.
What are the team news and injury updates for the Tampa Bay Buccaneers?
The matchup is characterized as a meeting between two struggling franchises, noting that the winless Tampa Bay Buccaneers sit at 0-3 and face the prospect of an 0-4 start. Historically, only one team in NFL history has reached the postseason after starting a season with four consecutive losses.
Quarterback Baker Mayfield is sidelined, leaving the team’s offensive identity resting on Jalon Daniels. However, head coach Todd Bowles’s roster received reinforcements during training sessions. Wide receiver Chris Godwin Jr. advanced to full participation on Thursday after missing Wednesday’s practice due to an ankle injury. Outside linebacker Yaya Diaby returned to limited practice with a bandaged calf and shoulder, and Bowles indicated he is likely to play.
What roster challenges are facing the Green Bay Packers?
Wide receiver Jayden Reed was placed on the injured reserve list and requires season-ending neck surgery, dealing a significant blow to the passing game that leaves increased targets for Christian Watson and tight end Tucker Kraft. To address depth issues on the offensive line, the Packers added veteran guards Laken Tomlinson and Kevin Zeitler. In the backfield, second-year running back Kaleb Johnson, acquired via trade from Pittsburgh, could take on an expanded role alongside Emanuel Wilson, while cornerback Carrington Valentine is sidelined with a lingering hamstring injury.
Where and how to watch the Week 4 game
When and where is the Week 4 game taking place?
The game takes place on Sunday, October 4, 2026, at Raymond James Stadium in Tampa, Florida.
What are the broadcast options for viewers in Germany?
Viewers can watch the matchup live on DAZN via the NFL Game Pass, or through Sky-Sport, with additional free-to-air coverage options provided selectively by RTL.
Who calls the action on the Packers Radio Network?
Wayne Larrivee provides play-by-play commentary alongside analyst Larry McCarren and sideline reporter John Kuhn, broadcasting from flagship station 95.7 BIG FM – WRIT.
