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Dolphins/Vikings Coverage Map: Limited Late Window Viewing Again

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Dolphins/Vikings Coverage Map: Limited Late Window Viewing Again

Tampa, FL - September 27, 2026 - For the third consecutive week this season, the Minnesota Vikings will be relegated to the late window for NFL coverage as they host the Miami Dolphins at U.S. Bank Stadium. This pattern is unusual, as networks typically alternate weeks for coverage. CBS is hosting a doubleheader this week, while FOX has only a single late game.

The Vikings' matchup is highlighted in orange on the coverage map, provided by 506 Sports. In the early window, FOX broadcasts other games, including the Los Angeles Rams vs. Philadelphia Eagles, Dallas Cowboys vs. Houston Texans, Green Bay Packers vs. Tampa Bay Buccaneers, and New York Jets vs. Chicago Bears. Viewers outside the orange area can catch the game on YouTube TV via Sunday Ticket.

Starting this week, the Vikings' Open Thread will return as a regular post, with the game coverage dropping around 2:30 PM Central. The Vikings will return to the early window in Week 5.

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