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Indianapolis Colts at Minnesota Vikings | Oct. 25, 2026

The Vikings will host the Colts at U.S. Bank Stadium for the third time in five seasons.

WEEK 7 • SUN 10/25 • 12:00 PM CDT

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History: Minnesota Vikings vs. Indianapolis Colts

  • All-Time Record: The Vikings are 9-18-1 all-time against the Colts, which includes 0-1 in the postseason. Minnesota's home record in the series is 9-6-1.
  • Series Notes: While the Vikings and Colts may not be division or even conference rivals, their series history includes an electric comeback by Minnesota on Dec. 17, 2022. The Vikings scored five touchdowns to overcome a 33-0 halftime deficit and defeat Indianapolis 39-36 in overtime, completing the NFL's largest-ever comeback.
  • Current Streak: Minnesota has won the past two meetings with Indianapolis, snapping a previous six-game losing streak.
  • Last time in Minnesota: The Vikings defeated the Colts 21-13 in Week 9 of the 2024 season.

Facts to Know

Indianapolis Colts

  • The Colts fielded an impressive offense last season, ranking ninth in the NFL in yards per game (345.9) and eight in points per game with 27.4.
  • Indianapolis signed former Bears safety and Vikings division rival Jonathan Owens during free agency. The Colts also added CB Cam Taylor-Britt to their defensive backs group.
  • The Colts did not have a selection in the first round of this year's draft; their first two picks were LB C.J. Allen (Round 2, Pick 53) and S A.J. Haulcy (Round 3, Pick 78).

Minnesota Vikings

  • Guard Will Fries played his first four pro seasons for the Colts before signing with Minnesota as a free agent last spring. He started all 17 games coming off a significant leg injury suffered during the 2024 campaign.
  • RB Zavier Scott also started his NFL career in Indianapolis, spending the 2023 season and 2024 offseason with the team's practice squad. He joined the Vikings in August 2024 and spent that year on Minnesota's practice squad; in 2025, he appeared in 16 games and contributed on special teams and offense.
  • Vikings K Will Reichard made 94.29% of his field goal attempts last season, good enough for third in the NFL. The Colts ranked second with a percentage of 94.44.