The 2022 NFL season is here, and once again, the Packers look like strong Super Bowl contenders.
Green Bay has been one of the NFC's best teams over the duration of Matt LaFleur's tenure as coach. He has gone 39-10 in regular-season contests while star quarterback Aaron Rodgers keeps getting better with age. He has won back-to-back MVP awards and is hopeful to challenge for another one in 2022.
That said, the Packers are getting a tough test out of the gate, as they will have to face a division rival on the road in their first contest.
The Vikings started anew this offseason, moving on from Mike Zimmer after eight years as head coach and hiring Kevin O'Connell, one of the NFL's youngest head coaches, to replace him. O'Connell will be tasked with reigniting what has been a good Minnesota offense that has the potential to be a bit more than that.
The Vikings will attempt to use Dalvin Cook, Justin Jefferson and Adam Thielen to break down Green Bay's defense. Meanwhile, the Packers are without Davante Adams, so Rodgers will have to rely on the likes of Allen Lazard (if available), Sammy Watkins, Randall Cobb and Romeo Doubs to move the ball.
With that said, the advantage may look like it belongs to the Vikings. However, Minnesota's defense is weak at corner, and no amount of pass-rushing pressure from a vengeance-seeking Za'Darius White will make up for that. Plus, Rodgers is a bigger playmaker than Kirk Cousins, so the Packers can level the playing field.
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Either way, Sunday's matchup between the Packers and Vikings will be one of the best games of the week. How can you watch it? Here's what to know about the Green Bay vs. Minnesota game, including kickoff time, TV channels and each team's full schedule for 2022.
Packers vs. Vikings will be broadcast regionally on local Fox affiliates. WLUK (Channel 11) will carry the game in the Green Bay market while KMSP (Channel 9) will broadcast the game in Minneapolis and the surrounding areas.
This presentation of "America's Game of the Week" will be the first by Fox's new No. 1 broadcast team of play-by-play man Kevin Burkhardt and analyst Greg Olsen. The two were paired together last year but replace Joe Buck and Troy Aikman as Fox's top team. Erin Andrews and Tom Rinaldi will serve as the two sideline reporters as a part of this team.
Streamers will be able to catch Fox's coverage of the Packers vs. Vikings game with fuboTV, which carries Fox and offers a free trial.
In Canada, viewers can watch Packers vs. Vikings with a subscription to DAZN, which includes every NFL game.
The Packers vs. Vikings game is scheduled to kick off at 4:25 p.m. ET on Sunday. Almost all of the country will be able to see the game on Fox, save for the New York City, Nashville and Memphis markets, which will have Titans vs. Giants broadcast in that time slot.