Daily Norseman
It’s the final game day of the 2025 NFL season for our Minnesota Vikings, as they’ll be hosting the Green Bay Packers this afternoon in the regular season finale. We want everyone to be able to follow along with all of the action from U.S. Bank Stadium by whichever means they’d like, so we’re going to put all of that info here in one place for you.
Because this is a low-stakes contest in the grand scheme of things this week in the NFL, we get to kick things off at the best possible time for NFL action to get underway, that being noon Central time on Sunday. This game will be covered by the CBS family of networks, including WCCO-4 in the Twin Cities, with Spero Dedes and Adam Archuleta on the call. If you’re wondering whether or not you’re in the local broadcast area for this one, here’s this week’s map from the folks at 506 Sports, with the Packers/Vikings game represented by the blue area.
If you’re not in the local broadcast area, you’ll have to rely on YouTube TV NFL Sunday Ticket.
For our men and women in uniform serving overseas, the American Forces Network will. . .surprisingly enough. . .be bring you this one LIVE on AFN Sports. Kickoff is slated for 1800Z, which works out to 1900L for viewers in Central Europe, 2100L for everyone in Iraq and Kuwait, and 0300L on Monday morning for fans in Japan and Korea.
If you’re going to be traveling or just prefer to listen to things through the magic of radio, we have updated our list of Vikings Radio Network affiliates for this season. Wherever you are in the upper Midwest, you should be covered.
If you have satellite radio, you can catch the Vikings feed on Channel 229. If you’re utilizing the SiriusXM app, you can listen on the Vikings’ permanent home there, which is Channel 820.
According to the folks from Football Zebras, the officiating crew for this week’s game will be led by John Hussey. This will be the first time that the Vikings have seen his crew since last season. . .it was his crew that officiated the Vikings’ loss to the Los Angeles Rams in last year’s Wild Card round.
Yep, the weather isn’t going to affect this one, folks, since it’s going to be played indoors at U.S. Bank Stadium. If you’re going to be headed out to one last tailgate. . .well, according to our friends at WeatherNation, it’s going to be a bit unpleasant. Temperatures will get into the mid-20s by kickoff, but there’s going to be some freezing rain starting around 11 AM, changing to snow in the early afternoon, which should make for an absolutely delightful trip home for everyone in attendance at today’s game. Drive carefully, folks.
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