How to Watch the Minnesota Vikings vs Los Angeles Rams Game on Prime Video on October 24

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On Oct. 24, the Minnesota Vikings are gearing up to clash with the Los Angeles Rams at SoFi Stadium for what's sure to be an exciting Thursday Night Football matchup. With kickoff set for 5:15 p.m. PT (but you can tune in as early as 4 p.m. PT), fans won't want to miss this NFC faceoff, but here's the catch: you'll need to know how to watch the Minnesota Vikings vs Los Angeles Rams game since it's streaming on Prime Video. Why? Because Thursday Night Football isn't streaming anywhere else but Prime Video these days.

The Vikings come into Week 8 looking to bounce back from a tight 31-29 loss to the Detroit Lions. Despite a little bit of a stumble, Minnesota's 5-1 record keeps them in a pretty solid position. They're likely itching to keep that momentum going. With a powerful offense that's been going ham for most of the season, they'll need to put the right boys in the field in order to rise to the occasion if they're looking to fend off the Rams.

Meanwhile, the Los Angeles Rams are hungry for a win after pulling out a 20-15 victory over the Las Vegas Raiders in Week 7. Sitting at 2-4, they've more or less struggled to stay steady so far, but a big win over the Vikings could change the tone for their season. But, here's the truth: their defense is super capable of causing mayhem. And, their offense? They've shown some serious excellence so far, ensuring that the Rams are determined to climb out of their early-season slump.

Whether you're watching to see if the Vikings can hang onto their NFC North lead or if the Rams can fight their way back into the mix, this is a game you definitely don't want to miss.

How to Watch the Vikings vs Rams Game on Prime Video

If you're planning to watch the Vikings take on the Rams, you'll need to know that this one's streaming on Prime Video. That means no flipping through channels on cable — an Amazon Prime subscription is the only way to go if you want to catch this Thursday Night Football matchup. Prime Video holds the rights to 16 regular-season games, and this one's part of the package. With kickoff at 5:15 p.m. PT, you'll want to make sure your stream is ready to roll.

Now, if you're not already a Prime member, you can sign up for Prime Video on its own for $9/month, which gives you access to this game, other NFL matchups, and a range of sports content, including baseball and MMA.

But if you're thinking long-term, it's a smart move to go with the full Amazon Prime membership at $15/month or $139/year. Not only does it include Prime Video's library, but it also unlocks deals across Amazon — perfect timing with the holidays just around the corner.

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