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Complete Guide to Watching Colts vs Vikings: TV and Streaming Options for Sunday Night

Find out how to tune in for the Colts vs Vikings Sunday Night NFL game with TV and live stream details.

In a highly anticipated clash under the bright lights of Sunday Night Football, Joe Flacco will lead the Indianapolis Colts against Sam Darnold and the Minnesota Vikings. The primetime showdown kicks off with live coverage at 7:00 PM ET, featuring Football Night in America on NBC and Peacock. Get ready for a nail-biting encounter as these two teams battle it out for crucial positioning!

Indianapolis Colts: A Major Shift in Strategy

The Colts suffered a narrow 23-20 defeat to the Houston Texans last Sunday, where a promising lead of 10-3 evaporated faster than a soggy towel at halftime. It was a tale of missed opportunities, particularly when Anthony Richardson’s ill-fated interception led Houston to score just moments later, flipping the momentum in their favor. With a dismal career-low 31.3% completion rate, Richardson finished the day with 175 yards, one touchdown, and two turnovers that left fans scratching their heads.

The Bold Move to Bench Richardson

Why the sudden change? A second-year signal-caller who missed critical weeks due to an oblique injury, Richardson has struggled to find his rhythm, sporting a 3-3 record this season while completing only 44.4 percent of his passes for 958 yards, with four touchdowns and an eye-watering seven interceptions. While the Colts aimed for development under center, the coaching staff has instead turned to a more immediate solution for victory. Flacco, stepping up as the starter this week, is no stranger to the bright lights; he’s completed an impressive 65.7% of his passes this season, throwing for 716 yards alongside a stellar 7 touchdowns against just one interception.

RELATED: Colts prioritize wins over developing Richardson

Mind the Darnold: Minnesota Vikings on a Redemption Path

Meanwhile, Darnold and the Vikings are eager to rebound after a disappointing pair of losses, most recently falling to the Los Angeles Rams. In a game where every inch felt like a battle for a country, Darnold managed to keep his cool, completing 18 of 25 passes for a solid 240 passing yards and a pair of touchdowns. Notably, Justin Jefferson shone bright like a diamond with a season-high eight receptions for 115 yards.

This veteran quarterback, in his seventh season, has thrown for 1,610 yards and 14 touchdowns, boasting a passer rating of 107.3 that places him fourth in the league. With the Vikings emerging as his fourth NFL team and third in three years, Darnold is determined to write a new chapter in his career.

RELATED: Vikings tackle adversity as Christian Darrisaw heads for season-ending knee surgery

Mark Your Calendars: How to Watch Colts vs. Vikings

  • When: Sunday, November 3
  • Where: U.S. Bank Stadium in Minneapolis, Minnesota
  • Time: Live coverage begins at 7:00 PM ET with Football Night in America
  • TV: NBC
  • Live Stream: Peacock

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Your Guide to Experiencing Sunday Night Football

If you’re lucky enough to have NBC through your TV provider, you’re all set to catch this electrifying game live! Tune in on your TV or stream via the NBC Sports app, NBC app, or NBCSports.com. For those without access, don’t fret! You can stream the action live on Peacock; just sign up to catch every heart-stopping moment.

Peacock: Your Gateway to the Game

Peacock is compatible with a wide array of devices, ensuring that you can enjoy every tackle, touchdown, and triumph—no matter where you are!

Get ready, folks; the NFL landscape is about to shift, and this Sunday night promises to be anything but ordinary!

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