The Philadelphia Eagles (4-2)  are set to face the Minnesota Vikings (3-2) in a crucial Week 7 matchup of the 2025 NFL season. With both teams looking to build momentum, this afternoon game promises high-stakes action as the Eagles aim to snap a two-game losing streak and climb the NFC standings, while the Vikings ride the energy of a bye week and key players returning from injury.

As the Eagles prepare for this road clash, they’ll be dealing with some injury concerns on the offensive and defensive lines, but the return of full practices for key players could provide a boost. On the other side, the Vikings enter with momentum from a comeback victory in Week 5, boasting a balanced offense led by a new starting quarterback. Here’s everything you need to know about how to watch the game, including TV channels, live streaming options, and the latest team updates.

How to Watch Eagles vs. Vikings NFL Week 7 Game

• Date: Sunday, October 19, 2025
• Time: 1:00 p.m. ET (10:00 a.m. PT)
• Location: U.S. Bank Stadium — Minneapolis, Minnesota
• TV Channel: FOX
• Live Stream: FuboTV, NFL+, FOX Sports app, YouTube TV (with Sunday Ticket for out-of-market viewers)
• Radio: 94 WIP in Philadelphia; KFAN (100.3 FM) in Minneapolis; SiriusXM channel 225 (Eagles broadcast) or 226 (Vikings broadcast)

Fans in local markets can tune into FOX for the broadcast, featuring Kevin Burkhardt on play-by-play, Tom Brady providing analysis, and Erin Andrews on the sidelines. For those without cable, streaming services like NFL+ offer live access to the game with a subscription.

International viewers can catch the action via NFL Game Pass International, while military personnel stationed overseas have options through the American Forces Network.

Eagles vs. Vikings Live Stream Options

If you’re cutting the cord, several platforms carry FOX’s NFL coverage:

• NFL+: Stream the game live with a Premium subscription ($6.99/month) or Premium Plus ($14.99/month) for ad-free viewing.
• FuboTV: Includes FOX in most markets; free trial available.
• Sling TV: Blue package ($40/month) carries FOX in select areas.
• YouTube TV: Base plan ($72.99/month) includes FOX; offers a free trial.
• Hulu + Live TV: ($76.99/month) with FOX access.

For mobile viewing, download the FOX Sports or Yahoo Sports app to stream on your phone or tablet, provided you’re in a participating market.

Eagles Team Update Ahead of Week 7

The Eagles (4-2) enter Week 7 looking to rebound from a challenging stretch, having lost their last two games after a strong 4-0 start to the season. Head coach Nick Sirianni has emphasized offensive consistency and a stronger pass rush, noting recent adjustments in practice to address defensive vulnerabilities and turnover issues.

Key storylines include:

• Quarterback Situation: Jalen Hurts remains the starter, but the offense has struggled with consistency, averaging just 23.7 points per game. Sirianni provided updates earlier this week, highlighting the need for better protection and fewer turnovers.
• Injury Report: Left guard Landon Dickerson (ankle) and defensive tackle Jalen Carter (heel) are both questionable, though Carter is expected to play. Cornerback Quinyon Mitchell (hamstring) is good to go after full participation in practice. Other notables include several players on IR like DeVonta Smith (eligible after Week 7), and the team is monitoring around 10 players overall.
• Recent Form: Philadelphia has shown flashes of their championship-caliber play but struggles with consistency, particularly in the passing game and run defense following back-to-back losses. The team is focusing on containing Vikings QB Carson Wentz and his weapons like Justin Jefferson and Jordan Addison.
• Milestones: Keep an eye on running back Saquon Barkley, who is on pace for a strong season and could approach career rushing milestones, with projections for over 97.5 rushing + receiving yards in this game.

Vikings Team Update Ahead of Week 7

The Minnesota Vikings (3-2) head into this matchup with strong momentum after a comeback victory over the Bears in Week 5, followed by a bye week that allowed key players to heal. Head coach Kevin O’Connell has the team peaking at the right time, with the Vikings ranking highly in rushing offense and showing defensive improvements.

Key storylines include:

• Quarterback Situation: Carson Wentz will start, backed up by Max Brosmer, with rookie J.J. McCarthy questionable due to an ankle injury. Wentz faces his former team in a revenge game scenario, bringing experience to the huddle.
• Injury Report: The Vikings are monitoring 11 players, with outside linebacker Andrew Van Ginkel ruled out (neck). Questionable players include defensive lineman Tyrion Ingram-Dawkins (hip), quarterback J.J. McCarthy (ankle), right tackle Brian O’Neill (knee), and center Michael Jurgens (hamstring). On a positive note, linebacker Blake Cashman and outside linebacker Tyler Batty have been activated from IR.
• Recent Form: Minnesota is coming off a bye after a Week 5 win, with their ground game strong and defense allowing just points in recent outings. The team is focusing on exploiting the Eagles’ recent inconsistencies, setting up a tough test for Philadelphia’s depleted unit.
• Milestones: Wide receiver Justin Jefferson remains a key target, on pace for another 1,000-yard season. The rushing attack, led by the offense, averages high yards per game.

Eagles vs. Vikings Prediction and Odds

• Spread: Eagles -2.5 (via FOX Bet)
• Moneyline: Eagles -130, Vikings +110
• Over/Under: 43.5 points

Experts lean toward a close game, with the Eagles’ road advantage potentially tipping the scales despite recent losses. ESPN’s Football Power Index gives Philadelphia a 55% chance of victory, but the Vikings’ home-field at U.S. Bank Stadium and bye week rest could make it a defensive battle. Prediction: Eagles 24, Vikings 20.

Don’t miss this NFC showdown—tune in to see if the Eagles can turn the tide or if the Vikings continue their surge! For more NFL coverage, check out our full schedule and analysis.