Tracking of Minnesota Vikings Planning Lecks and Rumors

The NFL time plan publication for the 2025 season is Wednesday, but some leaks and rumors were led to the social media pipelines. However, the only details that we know at the time are the opponents of home and streets.

Nevertheless, the rumors and leaks are already passing and we are here to follow everything. However, please note that none of this has been confirmed.

Week 1: Vikings against NFC North Rival?

“I have thought about having some discussions in the past few days (JJ McCarthy) could be tested from the start,” said Alec Lewis in his podcast last week. “It could be one of these three teams in this division right from the start, JJ McCarthy's first game, this first game of this new offensive line.”

We will throw this fascinating post on X in the mix to the sake of the entertainment value …

Source: Listen that #Vikings the NFL season 2025 will open against them #Lions In week 1. Primetime Game in-Play.

I don't know if it is at home or gone, but reading the tea leaves, it is a week 18 on the Ford Field and a return to Michigan for JJ McCarthy as QB1. pic.twitter.com/9rhbzdlx4k

– The purple conviction (@tppskol) May 12, 2025

Week 2: TBD

Week 3: TBD

Week 4: Viking at Steelers in Dublin?

This long -awaited game seems to happen. A Pittsburgh radio station recently reported that the game in Historic Croke Park in London will take place on September 28th. The rumor was also reported by many others.

Week 5: Viking at Browns in London?

Back international games? It is unconfirmed, but the insider of Vikings, Arif Hasan, reported last week that he would play 4 Minnesota against Pittsburgh against Pittsburgh in week and then start the browns as a road team at Tottenham Hotspur Stadium in London in week 5.

Week 6: TBD

Week 7: TBD

Week 8: TBD

Week 9: TBD

Week 10: TBD

Week 11: TBD

Week 12: TBD

Week 13: TBD

Week 14: TBD

Week 15: TBD

Week 16: TBD

Week 17: TBD

Week 18: Vikings against NFC North opponents?

This is only common sense, since the last time the Vikings did not end the regular season with a game against a divisional opponent, in 2009 when they whip the Giants 44-7 under the direction of Brett Favre at the quarterback.