For the second week in a row, the NFL Sunday lineup will feature a game in London, England.
The Packers are also 3-1 and are on a three-game winning streak since falling to the Vikings in week 1. They escaped with an overtime win over the Mac Jones-less Patriots last week. With a win, the Packers would move to 4-1 for the fourth consecutive season.
A win and a Bears loss would also put the Packers in sole possession of most wins of all time. The Bears have held that mark since Dec. 3, 1921.How to watch Giants-Packers London game: Giants-Packers will kick off from London’s Tottenham Hotspur Stadium at 9:30 a.m. Eastern. The game will be available on NFL Network. The game will also be available to stream on NFL+.The Giants and Packers are two of the NFL’s original teams and their first matchup was a 6-0 Giants victory on October 7, 1928. The Packers have the upper hand in the all-time series, with a 34-26-2 record in the head-to-head matchups, postseason included.
The postseason record also belongs to Green Bay, 5-3. The two teams’ first postseason matchup was the 1938 NFL Championship which the Giants won 23-17 for their third title. The Packers took the next four postseason meetings, all pre-Super Bowl NFL Championships. The Giants then got the better of the Packers, pulling two upsets in the 2007 NFC Championship and the 2011 NFC Divisional round at Lambeau Field en route to Super Bowl wins.
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