New York Jets face the Green Bay Packers on September 14 at Lambeau Field in Green Bay, Wisconsin.

The game starts at 4:25 pm. ET and can be watched online through live stream via the link provided below (free for subscribers).

The New York Jets (1-0) look to extend their winning streak to two games when "Gang Green" travels to the "Cheese State" in order to battle Aaron Rodgers and the Green Bay Packers (0-1) this weekend.

"It's tough to sleep this week as a coach," said Jets Head Coach Rex Ryan describing his team upcoming match against the former Super Bowl XLV champion, according to the JetsBlog website.

Last week, after the Jets defeated the Oakland Raiders (0-1) by 19-14, New York QB Geno Smith voiced his opinions about his performance following the game.

"He got me in a great play, diving play. I felt like I had enough room to get that ball in there, and maybe (I) threw it a second too late, rather than (if) I (had) thrown it a second earlier it could have been a completion. So, those are some of the things you just have to get better from," said Smith to reporters in reference to his interception in Week 1.

"As a quarterback, as a second year quarterback I am still growing, I'm still learning, I'm still gaining experience, so in those situations you need to move forward, I'll know I need to get the ball out sooner to not give that guy the opportunity, or just not throw it in the first place."

The Packers are trying to rebound from their previous 36-16 loss to the defending Super Bowl Champs Seattle Seahawks (1-0) on September 4.

"I think the run is going to be as big a helper jump-starting the offense as anything," said Rodgers to reporters, "If we can run it a little more effectively, then we get the play-action game going."

The game will begin at 4:25 pm. ET and can be watched on TV on the CBS network or online through live stream by clicking here.