We know 14 of the 17 opponents: the three division teams twice apiece, the four teams from the NFC East, and the four teams from the AFC North. Minnesota finishing second in the NFC North means it will also face the second-place teams from the NFC West (Seattle Seahawks), NFC South (Atlanta Falcons), and AFC West (Los Angeles Chargers).

Atlanta will be a home game again. The Seahawks and Chargers are road games. The Vikings have eight home games and nine road trips next season because of how the schedules flip back and forth each year (they had nine home games this year, though one was technically in London).

The road slate includes another trip to SoFi Stadium and the Vikings' first games in Pittsburgh and Cleveland since 2017. They also haven't played in Dallas since 2019. One place they're quite familiar with is Seattle, where they'll play for the fifth time in eight seasons dating back to 2018.

The complete NFL schedule will come out in May.