How to watch Vikings vs. Falcons Week 1: Stream, TV, radio, and more

The Minnesota Vikings will face a tough opponent in their 2019 season opener. Here is how you can watch the team take on the Falcons in Week 1!

The first game of the regular season for the Minnesota Vikings is approaching. With the preseason in the rear-view mirror, wins and losses will now start toward the playoffs and tough games against teams like their opponents in Week 1

Atlanta is a talented team. both offensively and defensively with the potential to have an explosive game any time they are on the field. They will be a big test for Minnesota and should be a great measuring stick to see where the team is how bright their 2019 season could be.

While some fans skip the appetizers of the preseason, there aren’t a lot of reasons to miss the main course of regular-season action. Here is all the information you will need to enjoy the game as well as some other information to enhance your viewing experience.

Time, date, and location

Game: Minnesota Vikings vs Atlanta Falcons
Location: U.S. Bank Stadium in Minneapolis, Minnesota
Date: Sunday, Sept. 8, 2019
Time: 12:00 pm CT

Places to watch the Game LIVE

Live National broadcast: – none –
Live Regional Vikings broadcast: FOX
Regional coverage map: Available from 506 Sports
Announcers: Thom Brennaman and Chris Spielman with Shannon Spake
Online: FuboTV (local only), NFL Sunday Ticket
NFL Network replay: – To be determined –

Radio info

Vikings Radio Network, KFAN-FM 100.3/KTLK-AM 1130
Sirius XM:Sirius: 104 or Streaming 801 (ATL); Sirius 83 or Streaming 819 (MIN)
Tune-In (free trial)
Westwood One

The other details

Weather via NFLWeather: – indoors – (no impact)
Injury report: – not yet available –
Officiating crew according to Football Zebras: Head official Bill Vinovich and crew
Odds: MIN -4, according to Bovada

More info from TVA

How will you be following the Minnesota Vikings when they take on the Atlanta Falcons in Week 1 of the 2019 NFL season? Will you be watching on TV, streaming online, or listening on the radio? Let us know in the comments section!