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Sat., Dec. 19 alert for PabloFanque and other Packers fans by G.K.Chesterton

The NFL announced today that the Packers are hosting the Panthers on Saturday, Dec. 19 at 7:15 pm. This is a sixth (6th) prime-time game for them but doesn't count against the limit of five per season.

The ACC title game is also on the same day, though the starting time hasn't been announced yet (we'll know in the next two weeks). If you needed an excuse to buy a second TV, this might be it, assuming ND does its part and the ACC game is in prime-time.

Note: the Packers game will be on NFL Network and will be on local TV in the Green Bay and Milwaukee markets.