That Colts/Vikings Game? You Might Be Watching It, Seattle

CBS is bringing the Week 7 Colts/Vikings showdown from U.S. Bank Stadium straight to your living room, and yeah, that means folks right here in the Pacific Northwest are getting it!

Your Weekend Watch Party Just Got a New Option

CBS is going big for this Colts/Vikings game, blanketing most of the Midwest. We’re talking Minnesota, most of the Dakotas and Iowa, plus pretty much all of Wisconsin, Michigan, Indiana, and Illinois. Even parts of Nebraska and Missouri are covered. And get this, for all of us out here in the Emerald City, the Pacific Northwest is in on the action too, along with the Dallas/Fort Worth area of Texas and even Alaska. So if you’re looking for some Week 7 action beyond what else is on, you’re set. Just so you know what else is out there if you’re flicking through channels, red is the Cincinnati at Baltimore game, yellow is Cleveland at Tennessee, and orange is Miami at the New York Jets. The Denver/Arizona game, a FOX doubleheader late window slot, is showing in the green areas.

Eagle and Tucker in the Booth, But Don’t Get Used to It

We’re also getting one of the best duos in the business calling this one: Ian Eagle and Ross Tucker. Those guys are legit. They might not be the number one CBS team, that’s Nantz and Watt, clearly, but Eagle and Tucker always deliver solid commentary. You won’t be bored. Here’s the kicker though, if you’re a Vikings fan, or just someone who likes catching their games on CBS: this is one of only three times they’re scheduled to be on CBS all season as it stands. Their next appearance on that network? Not until Week 13. Kinda wild, right?

So, for this Week 7 clash, you know if you’re getting it. Things can always change with these maps, but usually, they don’t. Grab your snacks, it’s gonna be a good one, and enjoy Ian and Ross while you can, because the Vikings won’t be back on CBS for a while after this!

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Originally reported by Daily Norseman.