Your (mostly confirmed) 2024 Minnesota Vikings Schedule

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After a morning (and early afternoon) of wading through leaks, rumors, and other information, we have what we believe to be the Minnesota Vikings’ 2024 regular season schedule.

We are still awaiting start times for all of the games as well as which networks most of these games will be aired on. When we get that information for all of the games, we will add it to this post. For now, however, here is what we believe to be the complete regular season schedule for our favorite team for the upcoming campaign.

• Week 1 (8 September) – at New York Giants, MetLife Stadium
• Week 2 (15 September) – vs San Francisco 49ers, U.S. Bank Stadium
• Week 3 (22 September) – vs Houston Texans, U.S. Bank Stadium
• Week 4 (29 September) – at Green Bay Packers, Lambeau Field
• Week 5 (6 October) – vs New York Jets, Tottenham Hotspur Stadium, 8:30 AM CT, NFL Network
• Week 6 – Bye Week
• Week 7 (20 October) – vs Detroit Lions, U.S. Bank Stadium
• Week 8 (24 October, TNF) – at Los Angeles Rams, SoFi Stadium, Amazon Prime Video
• Week 9 (3 November) – vs Indianapolis Colts, U.S. Bank Stadium
• Week 10 (10 November) – at Jacksonville Jaguars, Everbank Stadium
• Week 11 (17 November) – at Tennessee Titans, Nissan Stadium
• Week 12 (24 November) – at Chicago Bears, Soldier Field
• Week 13 (1 December) – vs Arizona Cardinals, U.S. Bank Stadium
• Week 14 (8 December) – vs Atlanta Falcons, U.S. Bank Stadium
• Week 15 (16 December, MNF) – vs Chicago Bears. U.S. Bank Stadium, 7:25 PM CT, ESPN/ABC
• Week 16 (22 December) – at Seattle Seahawks, Lumen Field
• Week 17 (29 December) – vs Green Bay Packers, U.S. Bank Stadium
• Week 18 (5 January) – at Detroit Lions, Ford Field

We’ll have more thoughts on the schedule over the next couple of days, including a live episode of Vikings Report with Drew and Ted that will get underway at approximately 6:45 PM Central time.

And, should the need arise to make any changes to the above schedule, we will do so as quickly as possible after the schedule becomes officially official, officially.

With that, what do you think of the hand that the NFL has dealt the Vikings with this year’s schedule, folks?