The Minnesota Vikings 2023 regular-season schedule will be determined by an NFL formula that will be in its third season since the league expanded to 17 games.
Assuming no changes are enacted, Minnesota and all NFC teams will be due to play nine road games and eight home games like 2021.
The schedule will again include home-and-away contests against division foes and use a formula that rotates to determine the other 11 matchups.
Vikings Home Opponents:
NFC North: Chicago Bears, Detroit Lions and Green Bay Packers
NFC South: New Orleans Saints and Tampa Bay Buccaneers
AFC West: Kansas City Chiefs and Los Angeles Chargers
NFC West: San Francisco 49ers
View who the Vikings will be playing against on the road and at home for the 2023 regular season.

Minnesota Vikings at Chicago Bears
Soldier Field

Chicago Bears | Soldier Field

Minnesota Vikings vs New Orleans Saints
U.S. Bank Stadium

U.S. Bank Stadium

Minnesota Vikings at Green Bay Packers
Lambeau Field

Green Bay Packers | Lambeau Field

Minnesota Vikings at Detroit Lions
Ford Field

Detroit Lions | Ford Field

Minnesota Vikings at Philadelphia Eagles
Lincoln Financial Field

Philadelphia Eagles | Lincoln Financial Field

Minnesota Vikings at Denver Broncos
Empower Field at Mile High Stadium

Denver Broncos | Empower Field at Mile High

Minnesota Vikings at Las Vegas Raiders
Allegiant Stadium

Las Vegas Raiders | Allegiant Stadium

Minnesota Vikings vs. Los Angles Chargers
U.S. Bank Stadium

Minnesota Vikings at Atlanta Falcons
Mercedes Benz Stadium

Atlanta Falcons | Mercedes Benz Stadium

Minnesota Vikings at Carolina Panthers
Bank of America Stadium

Carolina Panthers | Bank of America Stadium

Minnesota Vikings at Cincinnati Bengals
Paycor Stadium

Cincinnati Bengals | Paycor Stadium

Minnesota Vikings vs. Tampa Bay Buccaneers
U.S. Bank Stadium

Minnesota Vikings vs. Kansas City Chiefs
U.S. Bank Stadium

Minnesota Vikings vs. San Francisco 49ers
U.S. Bank Stadium
Vikings Road Opponents:
NFC North: Chicago Bears, Detroit Lions and Green Bay Packers
NFC South: Atlanta Falcons and Carolina Panthers
AFC West: Denver Broncos and Las Vegas Raiders
NFC East: Philadelphia Eagles
AFC North: Cincinnati Bengals