Vikings Game Today: Vikings vs. Cardinals injury report, spread, over/under, how to watch, prediction, history

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Will the Minnesota Vikings be able to remain undefeated inside U.S. Bank Stadium this season when they host the Arizona Cardinals on Sunday?

With two weeks to prepare, the Minnesota Vikings will attempt to improve their record to 6-1 this season when they face the Arizona Cardinals in a Week 8 matchup inside U.S. Bank Stadium on Sunday.

Minnesota Vikings injury report vs. Arizona Cardinals in Week 8

Vikings

  • Jonathan Bullard (DE) – QUESTIONABLE with an illness

Cardinals

  • James Conner (RB) – OUT with a rib injury
  • Max Garcia (OG) – OUT with a shoulder injury
  • Dennis Gardeck (LB) – OUT with an ankle injury
  • Rodney Hudson (C) – OUT with a knee injury
  • Christian Matthew (CB) – OUT with a hamstring injury
  • D.J. Humphries (OT) – QUESTIONABLE with a back injury
  • Byron Murphy (CB) – QUESTIONABLE with a back injury
  • Matt Prater (K) – QUESTIONABLE with a hip injury
  • Darrel Williams (RB) – QUESTIONABLE with a knee injury

Minnesota Vikings vs. Arizona Cardinals Odds, Spread, Over/Under & Prediction for Week 8

Odds courtesy of FanDuel

Point Spread:

  • Vikings -3.5 (-110)
  • Cardinals +3.5 (-110)

Moneyline:

  • Vikings -184
  • Cardinals +154

Over/Under:

  • 48.5 points
    • Over -115
    • Under -105

Prediction:

Even with Kevin O’Connell as their new head coach, the Vikings have still been in multiple close games this year.

The final margin of each of Minnesota’s last four matchups this season have been within one score, so even if you want to make a wager on Sunday’s contest, it might be best to place a bet on the Vikings’ moneyline instead of hoping that they can cover the spread.

With that being said, Minnesota should be able to get the job done this weekend against an underachieving Cardinals team. Arizona has some playmakers on offense, but the Vikings should be prepared enough to stop them, given their extra week of rest.

Prediction: Vikings win

How to watch Minnesota Vikings vs. Arizona Cardinals in Week 8

Today’s NFC showdown between the Vikings and Cardinals will air on FOX at 12 p.m. central time, with Chris Myers and former NFL offensive lineman Mark Schlereth getting the call in the booth.

The image below from 506sports.com shows where today’s Minnesota matchup will be airing locally around the country.

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How to stream Minnesota Vikings vs. Arizona Cardinals in Week 8

For those that would like a streaming option for today’s Week 8 contest in the Twin Cities, 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.

Some other streaming options that could be broadcasting today’s game, depending on your location, include the following.

  • DirecTV Stream
  • NFL Sunday Ticket
  • Hulu + Live TV
  • Sling TV
  • YouTubeTV
  • NFL+ (mobile only)

How to listen to Minnesota Vikings vs. Arizona Cardinals in Week 8

For those in need of a radio broadcast for today’s matchup, Minnesota’s KFAN 100.3 will have the game on their station, with Paul Allen and Pete Bercich calling the action from the booth.

The Cardinals’ local audio feed will be broadcast on Arizona Sports 98.7 FM with Dave Pasch and Ron Wolfley on the call.

Minnesota Vikings vs. Arizona Cardinals History

All-Time Head-to-Head Record:

  • Vikings lead the all-time series 17-12

Last Meeting:

  • Cardinals defeated the Vikings 34-33 in Week 2 of the 2021 season

Minnesota Vikings next game and schedule

Following their contest against Arizona on Sunday, Minnesota will head back out on the road for a matchup in Week 9 against the Washington Commanders, a team that has a 3-4 record heading into Week 8.

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(Game odds refresh periodically and are subject to change.)