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Here is the 2024 Minnesota Vikings Schedule if You Believe the Leaks

Originally posted on Minnesota Sports Fan
By Eric Strack | Last updated 5/15/24

The 2024 Minnesota Vikings schedule release is nearly upon us and the NFL season, itself, is not as far away as you might believe. We are getting a heavy reminder of that this week, as the NFL prepares to release its 2024 schedule to the masses this evening at 7 p.m. CT.

2024 Minnesota Vikings schedule leaked?

But if you believe the leaks that have come out and been aggregated by sites like Sports Illustrated, Vikings Territory and our friends over at The Purple Persuasion, who have all landed on a very similar final (unofficial) schedule, based on a variety of leaks and other sources.

Here's you FULL Minnesota #Vikings 2024-25 season schedule (unofficial) #Skol

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— The Purple Persuasion (@TPPSkol) May 15, 2024

@ New York Giants
San Francisco 49ers
Houston Texans
@ Green Bay Packers
New York Jets (London)
Bye
Detroit Lions
@ Los Angeles Rams — Thursday Night Football
Indianapolis Colts
@ Jacksonville Jaguars
@ Tennessee Titans
@ Chicago Bears
Arizona Cardinals
Atlanta Falcons
Chicago Bears — Monday Night Football
@ Seattle Seahawks
Green Bay Packers
@ Detroit Lions

Weeks five and eight have both been confirmed via announcements from the NFL. Matt Verderame‘s list of leaks at Sports Illustrated has all the same matchups as what is seen above, except for weeks 3, 6, 9, 12 and 13, which he currently has blank.

If the schedule does come out in this order, the early part of the season could prove very difficult, outside of the New York Giants, which won’t necessarily be a cakewalk either.

But going from San Francisco to Houston to Green Bay from weeks two through five, then it’s off to London, before a bye, then Detroit, then the Rams. Of course, every year is a new year and what looks like a difficult schedule now, might look completely different after games start to get played.

This article first appeared on Minnesota Sports Fan and was syndicated with permission.

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