The Green Bay Packers will travel to London to play the New York Giants on Oct. 9, return home for one game against the New York Jets seven days later and then embark on what could be the toughest stretch of the 2022 schedule over the next seven games, of which five will be played on the road.
The Packers won’t get a bye following the overseas trip to the United Kingdom, but the Week 14 bye was by design. General manager Brian Gutekunst said the team requested a later bye week because the Packers go to London so early in the season (Week 5).
The NFL did sandwich the London trip between two home games (vs. Patriots in Week 4, vs. Jets in Week 6), providing some reprieve, but a grueling stretch of five road games in seven weeks awaits after.
