New York Jets vs. Minnesota Vikings: Week 5 preview and predictions
The Minnesota Vikings will take on the New York Jets on Sunday morning in London, England. They have a chance to improve their record to 5-0 on the season going into a week six bye. If they win, they will be the second team in NFL history to win four international games and the first […]
The Minnesota Vikings will take on the New York Jets on Sunday morning in London, England. They have a chance to improve their record to 5-0 on the season going into a week six bye. If they win, they will be the second team in NFL history to win four international games and the first to go 4-0.
The game looks to be really interesting for the Vikings. They are facing a very familiar nemesis in Aaron Rodgers, and Sam Darnold will be facing the team that drafted him for the second time in his career.
The game in London will be interesting, especially since there were many Vikings fans in the 2022 game against the New Orleans Saints. Here is our preview and predictions.
Preview content
Jets injury could make game easier
Final injury report
T.J. Hockenson
Sauce Gardner vs. Justin Jefferson
Vikings making history
Sam Darnold Award
Accomplish another NFL first
Week 5 broadcast map
Personnel usage
Game information
Kickoff: 8:30 a.m. CT
Network: NFL Network, KARE 11
Announcers: Rich Eisen, Kurt Warner
Location: Tottenham Hotspur Stadium, London, England
Weather: 61 Degrees, Precipitation: 30%, Humidity:84%, Wind: 11 mph
Keys for the Minnesota Vikings
- Trust Aaron Jones
- Contain Aaron Rodgers
- Attack the right side of the Jets' offensive line
Keys for the New York Jets
- Counter the Vikings' pressure packages
- Don't get greedy through the air
- Disrupt Sam Darnold's pocket
Betting odds via DraftKings Sportsbook
Spread: Vikings -2.5
Over/under: 40.5
Moneyline: Vikings -148, Jets +124
Prediction
Vikings 27, Jets 17
Sauce Gardner vs. Justin Jefferson is the matchup everyone wants to see in Vikings vs. Jets
The Minnesota Vikings take on the New York Jets on Sunday morning at Tottenham Hotspur Stadium in London, England. If the Vikings win the game on Sunday, they will be the first team to start 4-0 in international games with all of them having been in London. Previously, the Vikings beat the Pittsburgh Steelers in […]
