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Ways to watch the Packers vs. Bears for free in the NFL Wild Card round

Ways to watch the Packers vs. Bears for free in the NFL Wild Card round

This evening, a classic rivalry will unfold as the Chicago Bears take on the Green Bay Packers in the Wild Card Round of the 2026 NFL Playoffs.

The teams faced off twice during the season, with the Packers clinching a victory on December 7 by a score of 28-21, while the Bears bounced back in their latest encounter on December 20, winning 22-16.

It’s been a while since the Bears made the playoffs—since 2020, in fact. They currently lead the NFC North, a title they last claimed in 2018. Although they entered the postseason, they ended the regular season on a rough note, having lost their last two games and not winning any of their previous three playoff matches.

The Packers, on the other hand, will have their starting quarterback back. Jordan Love, who had to go through concussion protocol following the December 20 game against the Bears, has been rested after returning for Week 18. The decision to hold him out of the last regular season game was strategic, aimed at ensuring he’s ready for playoffs.

Packers vs. Bears Details

  • When: January 10th at 8 PM ET
  • Where: Soldier Field (Chicago, Illinois)
  • Streaming: Prime Video (30-day free trial available)

To catch the Wild Card matchup tonight, here’s what you need to know.

Game Start Time

The game kicks off at 8 PM ET on January 10.

How to Watch for Free

Tonight’s game is exclusively available through Prime Video. If you’re not a subscriber yet, you can sign up for a 30-day free trial, which includes access to Prime Video, along with other Amazon benefits. After the trial period, it’s $14.99 monthly or $139 annually.

Moreover, young adults aged 18 to 24 may be eligible for discounts on a Young Adult Prime membership, providing a reduced rate after a six-month free trial.

NFL Playoff Schedule

  • Wildcard Round: January 10th to 12th (6 games)
  • Division Round: January 17th-18th (4 games)
  • Conference Championship: January 25th (2 games)
  • Pro Bowl Game: February 3rd
  • Super Bowl LX: February 8th
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