Minnesota Vikings Vs. Philadelphia Eagles Live Stream: How To Watch Online, Start Time, Preview
The Minnesota Vikings look to remain the only undefeated team in the NFL on Sunday in a game that will live stream online from Philadelphia as they take on the Eagles, who must win to keep pace in the NFC East with the red-hot Dallas Cowboys who are winners if their last five games in a row.
The Vikings stand at 5-0 despite, or perhaps because of quarterback Sam Bradford, the sixth-year quarterback out of Oklahoma who went first overall in the 2010 NFL draft but never reached his promise and is now with his third team — after the Eagles sent him to Minnesota when Vikings’ quarterback Teddy Bridgewater went down with a season-ending injury in the preseason.
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All Bradford has done for the Vikings — who shipped their 2017 first round draft pick to the Eagles to get him — has passed for a career-high 109.7 rating while leading Minnesota to four straight wins.
The Vikings won their opener over the Tennessee Titans behind journeyman backup signal caller Shaun Hill.
Bradford will be returning to take on the team that gave up on him after selecting coveted quarterback Carson Wentz out of North Dakota State with the second overall pick in this year’s NFL draft in April.
Wentz has been impressive if not overwhelming in his rookie season, guiding the Eagles to a 3-2 mark after five games while passing for a rating of 99.9, with 102 completions and seven touchdowns in 157 aerial attempts.
Watch a preview and prediction for the Sunday afternoon matchup between the Vikings and Eagles, from the ESPN First Take panel, in the video below.
To find out how to watch a live stream of the Minnesota Vikings vs. Philadelphia Eagles Week 7 NFL showdown, see the streaming links at the bottom of this article. Kickoff is scheduled for 1 p.m. Eastern Daylight Time at Lincoln Financial Field in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, on Sunday, October 23.
That’s 10 a.m. Pacific time, noon Central.
The game will be televised by the Fox Network and is the featured game on Fox Sunday, meaning that the live stream of Vikings-Eagles will be available in most regions of the country.
To see if the game will stream live in your area, or if you will receive another game, see the map below, courtesy of 506 Sports.
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The areas shaded in pink will be able to access the Minnesota vs. Philadelphia live stream.
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Can the Minnesota Vikings remain as the last undefeated team in the NFL when they face Carson Wentz and the Eagles? Or can Philadelphia pull off the upset at home and keep pace with the streaking Dallas Cowboys in the NFC East? To find out, watch the Minnesota Vikings vs. Philadelphia Eagles NFC Week 7 game live online from the 69,176-seat Lincoln Financial Field in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, with streaming video provided by Fox Sports Go at this link, or by downloading the Fox Sports Go app to watch on tablet computers. NFL games on Fox Sports Go are not available to be watched on smartphones due to contractual agreements. Fox Sports Go also streams live on the Amazon Fire TV and Roku set-top streaming devices, allowing fans to watch the Vikings vs. Eagles NFL Week 7 showdown streaming live to their TV sets.
As an alternative, for fans who are unable to access Fox Sports Go, the Sling TV “Blue” package offers the Fox Network in select markets, including most markets that will carry the Vikings vs. Eagles game and offers a seven-day free trial. To sign up, visit this link. Finally, the NFL Sunday Ticket package, which carries every Sunday afternoon NFL game, is now available to live stream online for a subscription fee of $49.99 per month for four months. Check this link to determine eligibility.
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