The 4-5 Minnesota Vikings take on the 6-3 Chicago Bears on Sunday in what now is must-win game for the Vikings if they want to maintain a credible path to the postseason. The Vikings’ chance of making the playoffs has a significant swing depending on the outcome of the game on Sunday- the Bears even

McCarthy needs to make strides in the second half of the season, but the Vikings aren't worried about his slow start.

The Bears entered Week 11 leading the NFL with 20 takeaways, 13 interceptions and a plus-14 turnover ratio. They've generated 19 takeaways in their six wins and only one in their three losses. The Vikings have committed 16 giveaways, tied for the second most in the NFL, and have a minus-7 turnover ratio.

Of our respondents, only 39% of you feel that the Vikings are trending the right way. That’s down from the 68% figure that number was at following the Vikings’ victory the previous week over the Detroit Lions.

The Minnesota Vikings get a rather unpleasant update about a former offensive guard they traded away earlier this year.

See who's in and who's out for the Week 11 matchup between the Minnesota Vikings and Chicago Bears on November 16, 2025.

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Is it too early for an NFL mock draft? Sure, but the idea of building out mock drafts right now is to show who might be available at certain spots and good fits for the Minnesota Vikings. It's always good to do these regularly leading up to the NFL Draft to expose players to the fanbase,

Vikings coach Kevin O’Connell was irate about the excessive false start penalties. Minnesota was the first team in 16 years to be flagged eight or more times for false starts during a home game, and O’Connell admitted he wasn’t sure what was causing the plethora of mistakes.

McCarthy has struggled in the passing game, and Jefferson has shown some frustration of late. Can they get it rolling against the Bears?