Vikings Game Today: Vikings vs. Bengals Injury Report, Schedule, Live Stream, TV Channel and Betting Preview for Week 1 NFL Game

(Photo by Brace Hemmelgarn-USA TODAY Sports) Dalvin Cook
(Photo by Brace Hemmelgarn-USA TODAY Sports) Dalvin Cook /
facebooktwitterreddit

Will the Minnesota Vikings end up opening their 2021 regular season with a win on the road over the Cincinnati Bengals?

For the first time since 2016, the Minnesota Vikings are beginning their regular season outside of the Twin Cities. The Vikings won their Week 1 matchup in 2016 and they will be hoping for the same result on Sunday when they travel to take on the Cincinnati Bengals.

Despite the Bengals only winning four games in 2020, they are not a team Minnesota should be sleeping on. With a roster full of playmakers like Joe Burrow, Joe Mixon, Ja’Marr Chase, Tyler Boyd, Tee Higgins, Trey Hendrickson, and Jesse Bates, Cincinnati will be looking for their first Week 1 victory since 2018.

So will Vikings fans be waking up on Monday in a great mood after watching their favorite team begin the 2021 season with a convincing win over the Bengals?

Minnesota Vikings injury report vs. Cincinnati Bengals Week 1

Vikings

  • Anthony Barr (LB) – OUT
  • Christian Darrisaw (OT) – OUT

Bengals

  • Trae Waynes (CB) – OUT

Minnesota Vikings vs. Cincinnati Bengals odds and betting pick Week 1

Odds courtesy of WynnBet.

Point Spread:

  • Vikings -3 (-116)
  • Bengals +3 (-105)

Moneyline:

  • Vikings -165
  • Bengals +135

Over/Under:

  • 47 points
    • Over -115
    • Under -105

Looking to make a bet on Minnesota in Week 1? Make your pick now on WynnBET.

What channel is the Minnesota Vikings game on in Week 1?

Sunday’s matchup between the Vikings and Bengals will air on FOX with Chris Myers and Daryl Johnston getting the call in the broadcast booth.

Check out this TV map to see if Minnesota’s Week 1 game will be airing on your local FOX station.

Minnesota Vikings vs. Cincinnati Bengals live stream

For those interested in a streaming option for Sunday’s game, check out fuboTV. The streaming service offers Cloud DVR, local channels in most markets, no cancellation fees, and for new users, they are currently offering a free trial for seven days.

Minnesota Vikings next game and schedule

After their regular-season opener in Cincinnati, Minnesota will remain on the road for Week 2 when they head out west to take on Kyler Murray and the Arizona Cardinals on Sunday, September 19 at 3:05 p.m. CT.

3 reasons why the Vikings will beat the Bengals. light. Trending