The Green Bay Packers, fresh off a victory against the Los Angeles Rams, will travel to the Steel City to take on the Pittsburgh Steelers for a Week 10 matchup. Head coach Mike Tomlin and his squad are one week removed from a come-from-behind victory against the Tennessee Titans on Thursday Night Football. The Packers have lost their last five road games against the Steelers, with the last victory coming on December 6, 1970. 

Kickoff is set for 12:00 p.m. CST, for the umpteenth consecutive week, and will be broadcast on CBS. Ian Eagle will serve as the play-by-play announcer, while Charles Davis will serve as the color analyst. Most of Wisconsin, as well as a majority of the East Coast in addition to other pockets of the country, will be able to watch the national broadcast (shown in blue below; the full broadcast schedule can be found here). 

How will defensive coordinator Joe Barry and his attack an inconsistent Pittsburgh offense? Despite owning a 5-3 record, the Steelers have been outgained in every single game in 2023. Second-year quarterback Kenny Pickett has orchestrated three comebacks in the fourth quarter this season, but overall, he ranks 26th in passer rating (81.6) and 29th in average passing yards per game (186.3). Green Bay is 13th in passer rating allowed (86.7) and ninth in passing yards allowed per game (196.1). 

Make sure to check out CHTV for coverage in the days leading up to the Week 10 contest as the Packers look to win back-to-back games for the first time in 2023.