Minnesota Vikings at Chicago Bears — time, TV channel, and stream

Week 2 · 2026 Final
MIN Minnesota Vikings 6-1
@ 9–3 Sunday, September 20, 2026 Soldier Field
CHI Chicago Bears 6-2
Watch on FOX

How to watch

FOX

This game is in the FOX window. The cheapest legal setup depends on what you already pay for.

ChannelWays to watchLowest monthlyNote
FOX Antenna, Sling Blue, Sling O+B, Fubo Free Free local CBS, FOX, NBC and ABC where reception is available.

Context

What to know before kickoff

Kickoff1:00 PM ET10:00 AM PT
VenueSoldier FieldChicago, IL
BroadcastFOXNational window
WeekWeek 22026 regular season

Minnesota Vikings at Chicago Bears: TV, stream, and radio

Minnesota Vikings (6-1) visits Chicago Bears (6-2) in Week 2 of the 2026 NFL season. Kickoff is Sun, Sep 20 · 1:00 PM ET at Soldier Field in Chicago, IL.

The national television window is FOX. If you live in the home market, check the local affiliate; if you live outside the market, the game may be available through NFL Sunday Ticket or a primetime streaming package. The calculator above compares the monthly cost of an antenna, Paramount+, Peacock, Sling, YouTube TV, Fubo, Hulu + Live TV, and DirecTV Stream.

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MIN vs CHI FAQ

What time is Minnesota Vikings at Chicago Bears?

Kickoff is Sun, Sep 20 · 1:00 PM ET, or 10:00 AM PT Pacific, at Soldier Field.

What channel is MIN vs CHI on?

The national broadcast is FOX. Local affiliates and regional coverage can differ.

What is the cheapest way to watch this game?

The lowest estimated combination is Antenna at Free per month. An antenna is free if you receive the local affiliate. Prices exclude taxes and regional fees.

Can I watch out-of-market games?

Out-of-market Sunday afternoon games require NFL Sunday Ticket on YouTube. Primetime and national games are available through the broadcaster or a live TV service.