The winner of the Detroit Lions and Minnesota Vikings game Sunday night will be the 1 seed in the NFC playoffs. Follow score updates from Ford Field.
Detroit has won back to back games since dropping a wild back-and-forth affair to the Bills back in Week 15, and has held on tight to the conference's top seed for the entire season. By virtue of having won the first game between these two teams, the Lions would also retain the No. 1 seed in the unlikely event of a tie on Sunday night.
Check out our Vikings vs. Lions how-to-watch guide to learn when they play and what free live streams are available ahead of kickoff.
The Detroit Lions​ (14-2) and Minnesota Vikings​ (14-2) square off at Ford Field Sunday night with the NFC's No. 1 playoff seed on the line.
Thousands of dedicated Vikings fans made their way to the NFC matchup​ of the year against the Lions for a reasonable cost.
Follow along here for live updates as the Lions take on the Vikings for an NFC North title and the top spot in the conference.
Byron Murphy Jr. and Josh Metellus are both on track to reach six-figure playing time incentives, while Stephon Gilmore and Blake Cashman could hit another $500,000 each.
The top seed in the NFC and the NFC North divisional crown are up for grabs in the final game of the regular season on Sunday, Jan. 5 as the Detroit Lions host the Minnesota Vikings at Ford Field in Detroit.
The Minnesota Vikings players and coaching staff aren't thinking offseason just yet, as they could win the NFC North and No. 1 overall seed in the NFC with a wi
With the NFC's No. 1 seed up for grabs, the Vikings spent $2 million to try to make it feel like less of a home game for the Lions in Week 18.