In an upcoming Week 2 showdown, the Green Bay Packers will be facing off against the Indianapolis Colts. However, due to a noon kickoff on FOX, the game will only be broadcasted to a narrow section of the country on Sunday.

Out of the six games scheduled for the early timeslot on FOX, the Packers-Colts matchup will take a backseat to the highly anticipated Dallas Cowboys vs. New Orleans Saints game, which has been deemed the number one game in this timeslot.

The broadcast of the Packers-Colts game will be limited to certain regions including Wisconsin, Minnesota, North and South Dakota, Illinois, Iowa, Michigan, and Indiana. This means that fans in these areas will be able to tune in and watch their beloved teams go head-to-head.

However, it's worth noting that with the Vikings playing on CBS in the early timeslot, fans in most of Minnesota will unfortunately not have access to the FOX broadcast. Nevertheless, there are alternative options for fans across the country to catch the matchup between the Packers and the Colts.

One alternative is to watch the game from any part of the country through Sunday NFL Ticket on YouTubeTV. Additionally, for those unable to access the live broadcast, Packers.com will be streaming the radio broadcast on desktop. ESPN Radio and Sirius Satellite Radio on Channel 161 or 229 will also be carrying the game live.

Fans within the Packers' local market will have the option to watch the game on mobile devices through the Packers app. This provides a convenient way for local supporters to stay updated on the team's progress and cheer them on from anywhere.

For further coverage of the Green Bay Packers, enthusiasts can visit the Milwaukee Journal Sentinel and Packers Wire for the best analysis and news surrounding the team.

As the Packers prepare to take on the Colts in Week 2, fans across the country eagerly await the outcome of this limited broadcasted matchup.