Update: With how long the Miami Dolphins/Buffalo Bills game is taking, kickoff for the Giants-Vikings game has been delayed. Kickoff is now set for 4:50 p.m. ET.
NFL just announced that kickoff for Giants-Vikings has been moved to 4:50 ET.
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The regular season flew by as we are already to the Wild Card round for the playoffs. On Sunday, the New York Giants will face the Minnesota Vikings on the road. This is the Giants first playoff birth since 2016. These two teams faced off earlier in the season and the Vikings won this matchup 27-24.
How the Giants, Vikings made it to Wild Card weekend
Football is back for Giants fans. Head coach Brian Daboll had a great first year with the Giants. The team looks as good. as they have been since drafting Daniel Jones. And Daboll helped Jones turn his game around. They won a number of tough battles which is a big reason they got into the playoffs. Another big reason they got in was their early season success. They started off 7-1, and went 3-5-1 in the remaining games. They dealt with a number of injuries all season as well.
The Vikings had a great year, but it’s hard to tell if they serious going to be able to compete in the playoffs. They have the best wide receiver in the NFL, but Kirk Cousins has been too inconsistent. If they want to win a few games in the playoffs, they will need to get Jefferson the ball a ton and the defense needs to step up. Their defense has been bend don't break for the most part. They have struggled giving up a ton of yards, but have forced some lunch turnovers.
How to watch Giants-Vikings
Date: Sunday, January 15
Time: 4:30 ET
Where: U.S. Bank Stadium
TV channel: Fox
Live stream: FoxSports App
Opening odds for Giants vs. Vikings
Opening point spread: Vikings -3
Opening point total: TBD
Opening moneyline: Vikings -150, Vikings +130
Injury report
Giants inactives: CB Rodarius Williams, RB Jashaun Corbin, LB Micah McFadden, G Wyatt Davis, G Jack Anderson, WR Kalil Pimpleton and DT Henry Mondeaux.
Vikings inactives: CB Cameron Dantzler, RB Ty Chandler, OLB Luiji Vilain, DL Esezi Otomewo and DL Ross Blacklock.