Indianapolis Colts vs. Green Bay Packers Week 2 broadcast map: Will you be able to watch on TV?

The Indianapolis Colts have to put their Week 1 loss in the rearview mirror. The team will travel to take on the Green Bay Packers in their Week 2 matchup.

They will be kicking off at 1 pm on Sunday, September 15. Make sure you know how you can watch the game and whether or not the game is being broadcast on local television where you live with this week's broadcast map.

506 Sports has you covered on where each NFL Week 1 game will be broadcast across the country. The Colts and Packers will be shown on FOX at 1 pm Eastern Standard Time this week. Therefore, it can be found on the "FOX Single" map. The Colts vs. Packers game will be broadcast everywhere with the blue shading on the map below.

FOX Week 2 broadcast map info

This map combines the 1 pm and the 4:25 pm slate on FOX. The Colts and Packers are one of five games during the 1 pm hour, with one game starting in the later window. The following games are shown on the map above:

• New Orleans Saints @ Dallas Cowboys (Red)
• Indianapolis Colts @ Green Bay Packers (Dark Blue)
• Seattle Seahawks @ New England Patriots (Green)
• Tampa Bay Buccaneers @ Detroit Lions (Orange)
• New York Giants @ Washington Commanders (Light Blue)
• Los Angeles Rams @ Arizona Cardinals 4:25 pm (Yellow)

Where the Colts vs. Packers  is being broadcasted

The Colts and Packers will be shown in all of North Dakota, South Dakota, Iowa, most of Indiana, Illinois, Wisconsin, and parts of Minnesota, Montana, Nebraska, Missouri, Kentucky, Michigan, and Wyoming.

Colts vs. Packers broadcast crew

The Colts and Packers were assigned the broadcast team of Joe Davis and former NFL tight end Greg Olsen. Below are the 2024 regular season games they have called prior to this week.

• Pittsburgh Steelers @ Atlanta Falcons

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