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The Houston Texans and Minnesota Vikings have a Week 6 bye, while the other 30 teams take the field. Here’s what you need to know about the teams that won’t be playing. This week, only two teams have a bye: the Houston Texans and Minnesota Vikings. The teams have had very different starts to the season and sit on opposite sides of the .500 line.

According to the folks at the FanDuel Sportsbook, the Vikings have opened up this week as 2.5-point underdogs against the Eagles. The over/under for this one is currently resting at 43.5 points.

As the Vikings prepare for Week 5, fans can look ahead to 2026's matchups featuring old foes and new faces, including the Dolphins and Bills at home.

NFL insider Tom Pelissero shed some light on the Minnesota Vikings' quarterback situation, calling it "murky" amidst multiple injuries.

The Vikings are one of four NFC teams with a 3-2 record (Seahawks, Commanders, Rams) heading into Week 6. Each division leader in the NFC (Eagles, 49ers, Bucs, Lions) sits on a 4-1 record, while the Packers sit in the middle ground on a 2-1-1 record after their wild 40-40 tie with the Cowboys in Week 4.

One of those things is looking at various power rankings. This one looks at PFF's team power rankings and looks at where the Vikings land on it. PFF's Thomas Valentine has Minnesota in the 12 spot and ranked third in their division behind the Detroit Lions (2nd) and Green Bay Packers (5th).

The Minnesota Vikings welcomed their time off from a much-needed bye week, following an unprecedented 10-day, two-game trip to Ireland and England amid an early season surge of injuries. Not all of the players took a break.