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

The Chicago Bears will take on Minnesota Vikings today at U.S. Bank Park.

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

Joshua Dobbs and Justin Fields (Image via IMAGO)

The Minnesota Vikings will look to bounce back from a narrow defeat against the Denver Broncos as they welcome the Chicago Bears at U.S. Bank Stadium on Monday, November 27. It left the Vikings with a 6-5 record after their 11 games. On the other hand, the Bears blew a 12-point lead and lost their eighth game of the season against the Detroit Lions.

Joshua Dobbs has been a revelation since his midseason move from the Arizona Cardinals. He has a completion rate of more than 60% and has four touchdowns since the transfer. Justin Fields returned for the Bears last week after missing four games with a dislocated thumb, which he suffered against the Vikings in Week 6.

The Minnesota fans are in for a treat as the Vikings are set to wear their throwback deep purple. It’s a nod to their earlier years when the uniform used to be of a similar style.

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What time is the NFL game tonight?

  • Game: Minnesota Vikings vs. Chicago Bears
  • Day: Sunday, November 27
  • Time: 8:20 p.m. ET (7:20 p.m. CT)
  • Venue: U.S. Bank Park, Minnesota

The November 27 Monday night game between the Minnesota Vikings and the Chicago Bears will kick off at 8:20 p.m. ET (7:20 p.m. CT) in U.S. Bank Park, Minnesota.

What channel is Monday Night Football on tonight?

Television:

  • Game: Vikings vs. Bears
  • Date: Sunday, November 27
  • TV channels: ESPN and ABC

The November 27 Monday night game between the Minnesota Vikings and the Chicago Bears will be covered by Joe Buck (play-by-play), Troy Aikman (analyst), and Lisa Salters (sideline).

Radio:

  • ESPN 1000 (AM 1000, 100.3 FM HD2), SiriusXM (channels 81 or 226)
  • Jeff Joniak (play-by-play), Tom Thayer (analyst), and Jason McKie (sideline)
What time is the NFL game tonight? Schedule, TV Channel, kick-off time, and How to watch Minnesota Vikings vs. Chicago Bears
Jordan Addison (Image via ESPN)

NFL live streaming for the Monday night game

With FUBO, one can stream for free for a limited time. In addition, one can get a $20 discount for the first two months. It usually costs around $79 per month if the user chooses not to end their subscription.

Then there’s DAZN, which will stream every NFL game of the season.

NFL Odds and Betting Lines for the Minnesota Vikings vs. the Chicago Bears

According to the SportsLine betting site, the Minnesota Vikings are the favorites to win Monday night’s game.

  • Vikings vs. Bears spread: Minnesota -3
  • Vikings vs. Bears over/under: 44 points
  • Vikings vs. Bears money line: Chicago +127, Minnesota -151
  • Chicago: The Bears have been 9-14-1 ATS underdogs since 2022.
  • Minnesota: The Vikings are 6-9 ATS in their past 15 games at home.

Minnesota Vikings vs. Chicago Bears: predicted lineup

Vikings:

Offense: Joshua Dobbs (quarterback), Alexander Mattison, Ty Chandler, TJ Hockenson, Josh Oliver, Jordan Addison, and Brandon Powell.

Defense: Ivan Pace Jr., Mekhi Blackmon, Harrison Smith, Danielle Hunter, Byron Murphy Jr., Patrick Jones II, Khiris Tonga

Bears:

Offense: Justin Fields (quarterback), Khalil Herbert, Roschon Johnson, D’Onta Foreman, DJ Moore, Darnell Mooney, and Equanimeous St. Brown

Defense: TJ Edwards, Kyler Gordon, Jaquon Brisker, Eddie Jackson, Justin Jones, Tyrique Stevenson, Jack Sandborn, Montez Sweat, and DeMarcus Walker

Why can the Minnesota Vikings win?

Dobbs could once again prove to be the difference-maker for the Vikings. Besides being efficient with his hands, the 28-year-old is very efficient with his feet. As it stands, #1 receiver Justin Jefferson will miss the game against the Bears, so Dobbs will look to make plays on the field more often than not. He will benefit from the likes of TJ Hockenson, who is fifth in the NFL with 75 receptions and leads all tight ends with 736 yards.

The Vikings do have a very good offense, especially the running backs, who have been doing their part. John Harbaugh‘s side is 10th in the NFL in yards per game (360.5) and 11th in points per game (23).

Why can the Chicago Bears win?

The Chicago Bears don’t have much going for them aside from their away form. They are 3-3 ATS on the road. Bouncing back from a disappointing loss at the hands of the Detroit Lions will be tough. Fortunately, they too have a good run game and are currently the fourth-best rushing offense in the NFL (139.5 yards per game).

Cole Kmet
Cole Kmet (Image via ESPN)

Despite a lengthy spell on the sidelines, Justin Fields has thrown for 1,370 passing yards with 12 TDs and has rushed for 341 and one score. His best target man has to be DJ Moore, who is eighth in receiving yards with 889. Another player he should look to bring more into the game is tight end Cole Kmet. He has secured 49 receptions and 5 TDs despite the changes in the quarterback position.

The Bears are 29th when it comes to points allowed per game. Offensively, they stand at 20th in yards per game (323.8).

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