Minnesota Vikings offensive coordinator Wes Phillips works with quarterbacks Nick Mullens (12) and Joshua Dobbs (15) during practice this week. (Anthony Souffle, Star Tribune/The Minnesota Star Tribune)

The Vikings and Bengals are both 7-6 and looking to improve their playoff chances with a victory. This game was one of three moved from Sunday to Saturday by the NFL for Week 15 of the season.

Kickoff: Noon in Cincinnati.

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