Vikings & Panthers Today in Charlotte in NFL Week 4

The Minnesota Vikings will be looking to earn their first win of the season when they face the Carolina Panthers today at Bank of America Stadium in Charlotte, North Carolina for Week 4 of the NFL season.

The Vikings are coming off a trio of early season losses to the Tampa Bay Buccaneers in week one in Minneapolis, the Eagles in week two in Philadelphia, and the LA Chargers at U.S. Bank Stadium last week.

The last time the Vikings started a season 0-4 was in 2011, when the team finished the season with a 3-13 record.

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Injury Report

For the Vikings, linebacker Marcus Davenport (ankle), center Garrett Bradbury (back), and quarterback Jalen Hall (personal/non-injury) are all listed as 'questionable.' Safety Lewis Cine (hamstring) is listed as 'out' for today's game.

For the Panthers, linebacker Frankie Luvu, running back Miles Sanders, and wide receiver Johnathan Mingo are listed as 'questionable.' Safety Xavier Woods is out for Carolina today.

Matchup History

The Vikings and Panthers have played each other sixteen times, wit the Vikings going 10-6. The last time the two teams met was in 2021, when the Vikings prevailed 34-28 in overtime in Charlotte.

This will be the first return of wide receiver Adam Thielen, who played high school, college, and professional football in Minnesota, until he signed as a free agent with Carolina in the off season.

Obviously the players I played with for so long, the coaches, people in the organization that I can't wait to see and give them a big hug. I'm going to get out extra early for pregame warmups so I can make sure I can see all those guys and all the people that have meant so much to me and really just thank them.

NFC North Standings

Detroit Lions (3-1) beat Green Bay Thursday
Green Bay Packers (2-2) lost to Detroit Thursday
Minnesota Vikings (0-3) at Carolina today
Chicago Bears (0-3) at Kansas City Chiefs today

Minnesota Notes

There are only four winless teams in the NFL through three weeks. Coincidentally, they all match up in Week 4. Minnesota is visiting Carolina, and Chicago is hosting Denver in the battle between teams seeking their first wins.