Chicago Bears vs Minnesota Vikings Broadcast Map: Will you be able to watch on TV?
The Chicago Bears will be looking to put an end to a four-game losing streak with time quickly running out on Sunday when they face off against a division rival for the second time this season.The Bears are set to host the Minnesota Vikings, an opponent they haven't had much recent success against at Soldier […]
The Chicago Bears will be looking to put an end to a four-game losing streak with time quickly running out on Sunday when they face off against a division rival for the second time this season.
The Bears are set to host the Minnesota Vikings, an opponent they haven't had much recent success against at Soldier Field. The Bears have lost four consecutive home games against the Vikings, with their last win coming in Week 4 of the 2019 season.
Sunday's matchup will be available live on FOX during the early window, but not everyone in the country will be able to view the game. Here's which areas will be carrying the game on Sunday.
Based on the map above, the majority of the country will be viewing the Dallas Cowboys at Washington Commanders game in the red area. Those inside the blue area will be able to view the Vikings at Bears matchup. The other early game on FOX will be the Detroit Lions at Indianapolis Colts game in the green area.
On call for the Bears vs. Vikings matchup will be Kevin Kugler on play-by-play alongside analyst Daryl Johnson with sideline reporter Laura Okmin.
For those who are unable to watch on TV, you can stream the game on NFL+ or YouTube TV. If you can't watch the game on TV, you can still tune in and listen on ESPN AM-1000 with Jeff Joniak, Tom Thayer, and Jason McKie.
3 Things To Watch
How will the offense fair vs Brian Flores? – The Vikings defensive coordinator held the Bears to under 15 points in each matchup during the 2023 season. Sunday's game will be a tough challenge for Thomas Brown and quarterback Caleb Williams.
Can the defense stop Aaron Jones? – Chicago's defense will see a familiar weapon on Sunday but in a new uniform. Aaron Jones put up 141 total yards against the Bears in the previous matchup between the two with the Packers. How will he do with MIN?
Will Caleb Williams use his legs once again? – The Bears' rookie quarterback rushed for a career-high 70 yards in Week 11 against the Packers in his first game under the team's new play-caller. Can his rushing threat be a focal point going forward?
