Minnesota, United States.- Thursday Night Football (TNF) that will open Week 14 of the National Football League (NFL) in its current season 2021-22, will include the Minnesota Vikings welcoming the Pittsburgh Steelers, at US Bank Stadium.
Rivals from the two conferences, American and National, the two franchises will enter the field with a single task to solve throughout the night, complete the victory, since both are moving away from the postseason possibilities after an irregular phase of championship.
Pointing to the Minnesota Vikings, the NFC squad that participates in the North has manifested a bipolar attitude that in certain matches it favors in the match, but most of the times it has played against them as now happens, by spinning , prior to this duel, two defeats.
Since the beginning of periodization, every Minnesota left on the pitch has suffered a double disaster. Although he is placed in the second of his division, that lapse of losses causes him to position himself with a record of 5-7, one of the lowest in the National one month after finishing the regular phase.
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Instead, the Steelers are positioned out of the playoff spots after a 6-5-1 mark in the AL North, the most-fought division this season. However, the Steelers are forced to win this Thursday because a calendar closure that is not easy to show off is looming with a view to the final round.
Transferring this game they will have to face the last divisional duel against the Cleveland Browns. While it will rival three current leaders of the other groupings, the Tennessee Titans, the Kansas City Chiefs and the Baltimore Ravens, being the franchise with the most radical end of the first round of the NFL 2021-22.
The match that will open the curtain for Week 14 will begin at 7:20 p.m. (Mexico time), 6:20 p.m. (Culiacán time). The live broadcast will be provided by the sports network Fox Sports 2.
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