Minnesota Vikings vs. Green Bay Packers live stream: How to watch
By Brad Weiss
The Green Bay Packers will play host to the Minnesota Vikings on Saturday night, as the Vikings try to lock up the No. 1 seed in the NFC.
The last time the Minnesota Vikings took on the Green Bay Packers, Anthony Barr broke the collarbone of Aaron Rodgers. Since that play, these two teams have gone in different directions, and nobody could have expected the Vikings to be one of the best teams in the NFL this season. Third-string quarterback Case Keenum has played at an MVP-level, as the team has shook off a season-ending injury to both Sam Bradford and star rookie running back Dalvin Cook.
Without Rodgers, the Packers had to fight to stay alive in the playoff race, and they looked to make a statement this past weekend against the Carolina Panthers. Rodgers returned from his injury, and looked good at times, but finished with three interceptions for the first time in nearly a decade. Green Bay is now out of the playoff hunt, and shutting down a sore Rodgers was the way to go for the Packers at this point.
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This matchup can be seen broadcasted nationally on NBC inside Lambeau Field in Green Bay, Wisconsin on Saturday night. The available live streams can be found on NBCSports.com, NFL.com and on FuboTV.
As the week goes on, continue to check the current line, and spread at OddsShark.com.
Kickoff begins at 8:30pm ET on Saturday night, and the game will likely lack the kind of luster it usually does. The Packers’ season has been robbed by the injury to Rodgers, and now Brett Hundley will be under center against the Vikings.
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Minnesota needs to keep winning to lock up home field advantage, which could be an unprecedented one. Not only would the playoffs run through U.S. Bank Stadium, but U.S. Bank is also the site of Super Bowl LII, so there is plenty on the line for the Vikings the rest of the way. They should be able to pick up the win, but beating the Packers in Lambeau is no easy task, no matter how good your team is.
The Green Bay Packers will play host to the Minnesota Vikings on Saturday night, as the Vikings try to lock up the No. 1 seed in the NFC.
The last time the Minnesota Vikings took on the Green Bay Packers, Anthony Barr broke the collarbone of Aaron Rodgers. Since that play, these two teams have gone in different directions, and nobody could have expected the Vikings to be one of the best teams in the NFL this season. Third-string quarterback Case Keenum has played at an MVP-level, as the team has shook off a season-ending injury to both Sam Bradford and star rookie running back Dalvin Cook.
Without Rodgers, the Packers had to fight to stay alive in the playoff race, and they looked to make a statement this past weekend against the Carolina Panthers. Rodgers returned from his injury, and looked good at times, but finished with three interceptions for the first time in nearly a decade. Green Bay is now out of the playoff hunt, and shutting down a sore Rodgers was the way to go for the Packers at this point.
Next: All live stream info in one placeHow can I watch the Vikings and Packers?
This matchup can be seen broadcasted nationally on NBC inside Lambeau Field in Green Bay, Wisconsin on Saturday night. The available live streams can be found on NBCSports.com, NFL.com and on FuboTV.
As the week goes on, continue to check the current line, and spread at OddsShark.com.
Kickoff begins at 8:30pm ET on Saturday night, and the game will likely lack the kind of luster it usually does. The Packers’ season has been robbed by the injury to Rodgers, and now Brett Hundley will be under center against the Vikings.
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Minnesota needs to keep winning to lock up home field advantage, which could be an unprecedented one. Not only would the playoffs run through U.S. Bank Stadium, but U.S. Bank is also the site of Super Bowl LII, so there is plenty on the line for the Vikings the rest of the way. They should be able to pick up the win, but beating the Packers in Lambeau is no easy task, no matter how good your team is.