Packers vs. Bears: How to watch, live stream 'Thursd"Thursday Night Football" typically is not great. But it becomes better when the NFL features its oldest rivalry, Packers vs. Bears, at Lambeau Field in Green Bay to open a given week.

Thursday night's game, set to kick off at 8:25 p.m. ET and air on CBS and NFL Network, also will be available via live stream through Amazon Prime Video. It features this season's NFC North favorite against underdog Chicago, which coming off an upset win over Pittsburgh last week.

The key for the Bears in Week 4, as the case always seems to be against the Packers, is slowing down the Aaron Rodgers-led passing attack that ranks second in the NFL with 291.3 yards per game through three weeks. Chicago's defense overall has been solid this season, ranking 12th with an average of 321.7 total yards allowed per game.ay Night Football'

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