The Minnesota Vikings will close out their preseason against the Titans in Tennessee. Here is the streaming info along with radio, refs, weather, and more!
Week 4 of the NFL preseason has arrived. And while the exhibition finale usually lacks the star power and casual fan appeal of previous games, this will be the final opportunity for some Minnesota Vikings players to make a great impression on the team.
For this game, the Vikings will be on the road to take on a tough team on the rise. The Titans have a lot of talent on their roster and should be a great challenge to a Minnesota team which will likely be resting their starters.
Sadly, this game will be regulated to local markets unless fans have access to a subscription program or other means to watch online. However, there is a lot of competition on the roster for Minnesota which should make this game a must-watch for fans.
Here is the information you’ll need to enjoy the game as well as some information which could make an impact on the contest:
Time, date, and location
- Game: Minnesota Vikings at Tennessee Titans
- Location: Mile High Stadium in Denver, Colorado
- Date: Thursday, August 30, 2018
- Time: 7:00 pm CT
The other details
- Weather via NFLWeather: 78°F Mostly Cloudy, Wind: 1mph WSW,
- Injury report: – not yet available –
- Officiating crew according to Football Zebras: Head official Walt Coleman and crew
- Odds: Vikings +1, according to SportsBook Review
- Expert picks: – not yet available –
- TVA staff picks: – not yet available –
Places to watch the Game LIVE
- National broadcast: (no live national broadcast)
- Regional Vikings broadcast: FOX 9 – KMSPD
- Online By Subscription: FuboTV (local only) and NFL Game Pass
- Free online watching: Minnesota region and Tennessee region
- On App: Fox Sports Go (local only)
- NFL Network replay: 9/2 at 5:00 am
- Outside region Announcers: Dan Hellie and Charles Davis on NFLN replay
Radio info
- Vikings Radio Network
- KFAN-FM 100.3/KTLK-AM 1130
- Sirius XM
- Tune-In (free trial)
- Westwood One
Don’t expect to see Kirk Cousins, Dalvin Cook, and the starting Vikings offense during this game. Plus, defensive stars like Everson Griffen, Xavier Rhodes, and Eric Kendricks will likely be watching from the sidelines.
Still, there should be enough passion and action on the field from the players fighting for their NFL careers to continue to make the game entertaining and competitive.
How do you plan on watching the Minnesota Vikings take on the Tennessee Titans? Or will you be following along on the radio? Let us know how you will be checking out the boys in purple in the comments section below.