We finally have the entire Minnesota Vikings 2025 schedule for your viewing pleasure, courtesy of the National Football League.
Without any further ado, here it is!
Minnesota Vikings 2025 NFL Schedule
Week
Date
Opponent
Location
Kickoff (CT)
Broadcast
Week
Date
Opponent
Location
Kickoff (CT)
Broadcast
PS1
9 Aug
Houston Texans
U.S. Bank Stadium
3:00 PM
Fox 9/NFLN
PS2
16 Aug
New England Patriots
U.S. Bank Stadium
12:00 PM
Fox 9
PS3
22 Aug
Tennessee Titans
Nissan Stadium
7:00 PM
CBS
1
8 Sep
Chicago Bears
Soldier Field
7:15 PM
ESPN/ABC
2
14 Sep
Atlanta Falcons
U.S. Bank Stadium
7:20 PM
NBC
3
21 Sep
Cincinnati Bengals
U.S. Bank Stadium
12:00 PM
CBS
4
28 Sep
Pittsburgh Steelers
Croke Park
8:30 AM
NFLN
5
5 Oct
Cleveland Browns
Tottenham Hotspur Stadium
8:30 AM
NFLN
6
12 Oct
BYE
WEEK
BYE
WEEK
7
19 Oct
Philadelphia Eagles
U.S. Bank Stadium
12:00 PM
FOX
8
23 Oct
Los Angeles Chargers
SoFi Stadium
7:15 PM
Amazon Prime
9
2 Nov
Detroit Lions
Ford Field
12:00 PM
FOX
10
9 Nov
Baltimore Ravens
U.S. Bank Stadium
12:00 PM
FOX
11
16 Nov
Chicago Bears
U.S. Bank Stadium
12:00 PM
FOX
12
23 Nov
Green Bay Packers
Lambeau Field
12:00 PM
FOX
13
30 Nov
Seattle Seahawks
Lumen Field
3:05 PM
FOX
14
7 Dec
Washington Commanders
U.S. Bank Stadium
12:00 PM
FOX
15
14 Dec
Dallas Cowboys
AT&T Stadium
7:20 PM
NBC
16
21 Dec
New York Giants
MetLife Stadium
12:00 PM
FOX
17
25 Dec
Detroit Lions
U.S. Bank Stadium
3:30 PM
Netflix
18
4 Jan
Green Bay Packers
U.S. Bank Stadium
TBD
TBD
The Vikings are supposed to have eight home games and nine road games this year, but two of those road games are now neutral-site games because they’ll be played in Europe. The Vikings are now set to be the first team in NFL history to play back-to-back games in different countries.
You can see that, because of those overseas contests, the Vikings will have a very early bye week, as they’ll take their week off upon their return from Europe in Week 6. Anyone who’s followed this site for any length of time knows that I’m not a huge fan of the early bye, but under the circumstances, it doesn’t really seem that there were a whole lot of other options.
The Vikings also have seven “stand alone” games where there won’t be any other games broadcast during the time the purple are on the field, including four of their first five games of the season. This team has a serious opportunity to get everyone’s attention. . .for better or for worse. Hopefully they’ll be able to rise to those occasions and get off to a solid start to their season.
We’ll have plenty on the schedule over the next few days here. In the meantime, let us know what you think!