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How To Watch The Saints Game: New Orleans Vs. Minnesota Vikings: Stream, TV, Radio Options

The New Orleans Saints play the Minnesota Vikings in the Superdome on Sunday. Who will win the game, and more importantly, how can you watch?

The Saints schedule has some winnable games on it and they have proved that they can win with Tyler Shough under center. The question is, will you watch the Saints game?

This article will tell you how you can watch the Saints game in your home without missing a single play.

How To Watch The Saints Game

  • What: New Orleans Saints (1-3) vs. Minnesota Vikings (4-0)
  • When: Monday, October 11, 2026, at 1 p.m. ET
  • Location: Caesar Superdome, New Orleans, La.
  • Channel: ESPN, In the New Orleans market, that means WWL-TV Channel 4
  • Stream: Watch for free at fubuTV
  • Optional: Paramount+: Stream the CBS broadcast live when the game is carried by your local CBS station. Plans start around $8.99 per month.

How To Stream The Saints Game

You can watch the Saints game for free at fubuTV, which has a 7-day trial. Watch immediately upon signup.

Outside the market: Watch live out-of-market preseason games and replay every game of the season with the NFL+ app. For those outside the country, use GamePass International

Radio: 92.9-FM The Game, usually broadcasts the game. SiriusXM Radio broadcasts NFL games as well.

Saints vs. Vikings: A History

The Saints-Vikings series dates to October 13, 1968, when New Orleans won 20-17 at Tulane Stadium. Minnesota has dominated overall, winning 20 of the first 27 meetings through 2009, though the series has been more competitive in the Brees/Payton era and beyond. The teams meet less frequently as non-division opponents (NFC North vs. NFC South) but have a notable playoff history.

en.wikipedia.orgKey moments include:

  • 1987 NFC Wild Card: Vikings routed the Saints 44-10 in New Orleans in the franchise’s first playoff game.
  • 2000 NFC Divisional: Vikings won 34-16 in Minnesota.
  • 2009 NFC Championship: Saints edged Vikings 31-28 in overtime at the Superdome on a Garrett Hartley field goal after a Brett Favre interception. New Orleans advanced to and won Super Bowl XLIV.
  • 2017 NFC Divisional (“Minneapolis Miracle”): Case Keenum hit Stefon Diggs for a last-second 61-yard touchdown as time expired for a 29-24 Vikings win in Minnesota.
  • 2019 NFC Wild Card: Vikings won 26-20 in overtime in New Orleans.
  • Recent regular-season notes: Saints 52-33 (2020 Christmas game, Alvin Kamara with six rushing TDs); Vikings 28-25 (2022, London, officially a Saints home game); Vikings 27-19 (2023 in Minneapolis).

Final Word

Football is a religion in the South. Want to leave the house? Catch all the Saints games at your favorite local bar.

Keisha Smith

Keisha Smith is a Contributing Writer who attended college at Southern University A&M College in Baton Rouge. She is currently writing a book on south Louisiana culture.

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