Minnesota Vikings vs. Seahawks: Game time, where to watch

The Minnesota Vikings play the Seattle Seahawks in an important NFC matchup.

The Vikings (8-3) take on the Seahawks (6-5) Sunday, Dec. 6 at TCF Bank Stadium in Minneapolis. Game time is set for 12 Noon CT.

The game will be broadcast on Fox with Kevin Burkhardt and John Lynch on the call. Check 506sports.com to see what games are available in your area.

The game will be broadcast on radio by 100.3 FM KFAN and across their network of affiliates.

Preview

Quarterbacks

Teddy Bridgewater completed 71 percent of his passes last week against the Falcons and finished with a 72.6 passer rating.

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Russell Wilson has posted a passer rating north of 138 in each of his last two starts. He threw for 345 yards and five TDs against Pittsburgh.

Running backs

Adrian Peterson dominated the Falcons last week, running for 158 yards and two TDs.

Thomas Rawls has taken over as the Seahawks’ primary back with Marshawn Lynch out. He has 290 yards on 51 carries over his past two games.

Receivers/Tight ends

Kyle Rudolph has 159 yards on 13 receptions over his past two games.

Doug Baldwin exploded for 145 yards on six receptions with three touchdowns last week against Pittsburgh.

Offensive line

The Vikings have allowed Teddy Bridgewater to be sacked 2.9 times per game this year, the 8th-worst average in the NFL.

Seattle has allowed Russell Wilson to be sacked 3.4 times per game this year, the second-worst average in the NFL.

Defensive line

Vikings DT Linval Joseph will not play this week due to a foot injury.

Jordan Hill and Demarcus Dobbs are both out for Seattle.

Linebackers

Anthony Barr was dominating last week against the Falcons, despite a broken hand.

Seattle is allowing 3.8 rushing yards per attempt this year, ranking them 7th in the NFL.

Secondary

Minnesota will be without safety Andrew Sendejo who injured his knee last week.

Seattle ranks 13th in the league in passing yards allowed per attempt (6.7)

Special teams

Kicker Blair Walsh appears to be in another slump for the Vikings.

Prediction: The Vikings edge the Seahawks at home, 24-21.