Minnesota Vikings vs Green Bay Packers: preview, kickoff time and how to follow
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Minnesota Vikings meet Green Bay Packers in the NFL. It is a Week 10 fixture. Kickoff is Sunday 15 November 2026 at 2:00 pm.
Minnesota Vikings represent the American Football Conference – West; Green Bay Packers play in the National Football Conference – East.
The score on this page updates by itself once the game starts, so there is no need to reload. When the final whistle goes the result stays here, along with Minnesota Vikings and Green Bay Packers coverage from the newsrooms we follow.
Starters to know
Minnesota Vikings start Kyler Murray (QB), Aaron Jones Sr. (RB), Justin Jefferson (WR), T.J. Hockenson (TE). Green Bay Packers start Jordan Love (QB), Marshawn Lloyd (RB), Christian Watson (WR), Tucker Kraft (TE).
Injury watch
Minnesota Vikings: Jakobe Thomas (Questionable For Week 1 Vs. Green Bay), Caleb Tiernan (Questionable For Week 1 Vs. Green Bay), Michael Jurgens (IR. Injured Reserve. Expected Return Week 5), Jacob Roberts (Questionable For Week 1 Vs. Green Bay).
Green Bay Packers: Carrington Valentine (Questionable For Week 1 At Minnesota), Javon Bullard (Questionable For Week 1 At Minnesota), Collin Oliver (IR. Injured Reserve. Expected Return Week 5), Jordon Riley (Physically Unable To Perform. Expected Return Week 5).
Minnesota Vikings have won 0 of their last 3 games this site has covered. Green Bay Packers have won 1 of their last 3 games this site has covered.
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Common questions
What time is the Minnesota Vikings vs Green Bay Packers game?
Kickoff is 1:00 PM ET, 12:00 PM CT, 11:00 AM MT, 10:00 AM PT.
Is Minnesota Vikings vs Green Bay Packers a division game?
Minnesota Vikings represent the American Football Conference – West; Green Bay Packers play in the National Football Conference – East.
Where can I follow the live score for Minnesota Vikings vs Green Bay Packers?
This page updates automatically once the game begins, and shows the final result once it ends.
