The Green Bay Packers are shaking up their 2026 schedule with some bold new twists, and we want to know how you feel about it. For the first time, the team will play on the day before Thanksgiving—a Wednesday night showdown against the Los Angeles Rams on Nov. 25, streaming exclusively on Netflix. Then, just a month later, they'll take on the Chicago Bears at Soldier Field on Christmas Day at noon—also on Netflix. These moves reflect the NFL's push into streaming and holiday football, but are they a win for fans or a fumble?

Let's break down the full schedule so you can weigh in. The Packers kick off their season on Sept. 13 against the Vikings in Minnesota, followed by a trip to face the Jets on Sept. 20. They'll host the Falcons on a Thursday night (Amazon) and visit the Buccaneers on Oct. 4. A classic rivalry game against the Bears at Lambeau comes on Oct. 11, with the Cowboys visiting for Sunday Night Football a week later. October closes with a road game against the Lions and a Thursday night matchup with the Panthers.

November brings a Patriots showdown in New England and a home game against the Vikings before the historic Wednesday night clash with the Rams. December heats up with trips to New Orleans and Buffalo, followed by home games against the Dolphins and the Christmas Day Bears game. The regular season ends with a Monday night battle against the Texans and a Week 18 finale versus the Lions.

So, what's your take? Do you love the idea of Packers football on Christmas and Netflix, or does it feel like a holiday headache? Cast your vote in our poll, and we'll share the best responses. Your voice matters as the NFL continues to evolve!