What time is the NFL game tonight? Schedule, TV Channel, kick-off time, and How to watch Denver Broncos vs. Minnesota Vikings

Russell Wilson and the Denver Broncos are scheduled to take on the Minnesota Vikings in their week 11 games on Sunday in a much-anticipated matchup. The week 11 game between two of the hottest teams in the league has created a buzz among NFL fans. Both teams have a lot to gain in this game and would go all out to secure the victory.

The Broncos are on a 3-game winning streak, including two impressive victories against the Super Bowl contenders, Kansas City Chiefs and the Buffalo Bills. As a result, they currently have a record of 4-5 after starting the season with an ugly record of 1-5.

On the other hand, the Minnesota Vikings are thriving despite losing their star players, Kirk Cousins and Justin Jefferson. The Vikings are currently on a 5 game-winning streak, including a couple of huge victories against the San Francisco 49ers and the New Orleans Saints.

And now, Russell Wilson and the Broncos will host the Vikings at Empower Field at Mile High Stadium in Denver, Colorado. The Broncos and the Vikings have faced each other 15 times so far in the NFL. The Vikings have a slight edge over the Broncos in head-to-head games with a record of 8 wins and 7 losses.

The last time these two teams faced each other was back in 2019 when the Vikings managed to come out on top with a 27-23 victory. They would look to repeat that tonight.

What time is the NFL game tonight?

• Game: Denver Broncos vs. Minnesota Vikings
• Day: Sunday, November 19
• Time: 8:20 P.M. ET (5:20 P.M. PT)

The Broncos vs. Vikings game will kick off at 8:20 P.M. ET at the Mile High Stadium in Denver, Colorado.

What channel is the Broncos vs. Vikings game on tonight?

• Game: Broncos vs. Vikings
• Date: Sunday, November 19
• TV Channel: NBC

The Sunday night matchup between the Bills and the Bengals will be broadcast on NBC Sports. The Channel’s broadcast team, Mike Tirico, and Cris Collinsworth will be in the booth leading the way while Melissa Stark will be serving as the sideline reporter.

NFL live streaming for Sunday Game

Fans can catch this much-anticipated game between the Super Bowl contenders, the Bills and the Bengals on the NBC Sports broadcasting channel. In addition, viewers can also watch the game on Fubo TV, which comes with a free trial with regional restrictions.

Moreover, viewers would be able to stream the game on DAZN, which carries NFL games throughout the season. Fans can also sign up for NFL Pass and Peacock subscription services to watch this game.

Denver Broncos vs. Minnesota Vikings Predicted Lineup

The Minnesota Vikings will start their new quarterback Joshua Dobbs, who has had a couple of great outings with his new team. In a piece of bad news, the Vikings didn’t activate Justin Jefferson from the injured reserve ahead of Saturday’s deadline. So, he won’t be playing in tonight’s Vikings game against the Broncos.

Apart from him. Minnesota’s star running back Alexander Mattison is also listed as questionable in the final injury report. He will be a game-time decision for the Vikings.

On the Broncos side, injuries aren’t a matter of concern. Defensive back P.J. Locke has been ruled out of the game with an ankle injury. But apart from him, no other starter is expected to miss the crucial game for the Broncos.

Nonetheless, one key matchup to watch out for in the game will be between the Vikings rookie wide receiver Jordan Addison and the Broncos’ star cornerback Patrick Surtain II. Addison is a major threat in the Vikings offense, but he will have a tough time going against one of the top cornerbacks in the entire league.

NFL Odds and Betting Lines for Broncos vs. Vikings

Here are the NFL odds and Betting lines for Broncos vs. Vikings.

• Broncos vs. Vikings spread: Broncos -2.5, Vikings +2.5
• Broncos vs. Vikings Over/Under: 42.5 points.
• Broncos vs. Vikings money line: Broncos -136, Vikings +116

Why the Denver Broncos can win?

The Denver Broncos are finally playing disciplined football and their star quarterback Russell Wilson has seemingly found some of his old form. He will be the key for the Broncos to win their Sunday night matchup against the Vikings. If the Broncos can avoid shooting themselves in the leg with unnecessary penalties, they certainly have a shot at winning against the Minnesota-based football team.

Why the Minnesota Vikings can win?

As previously mentioned, the Vikings are on a 5-game winning streak and they aren’t stopping for anybody. They have faced injury issues and some tough teams, but somehow they kept emerging victorious against all the odds. When everyone expected the Vikings to tank for a better quarterback, they have won 5 straight games and are looking at a playoff spot.

But, against the Broncos, they can’t rely only on their passing game and have to get their ground game involved a lot. The Vikings certainly have all the tools to beat Denver on Sunday, but they need their star players to step up to the occasion.

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