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In Week 5, the New Orleans Saints will host the undefeated Minnesota Vikings on Sunday, Oct. 11, at the Caesars Superdome. These two teams first faced one another way back on Oct. 13, 1968, when New Orleans defeated Minnesota 20-17…

The New Orleans Saints will host the undefeated Minnesota Vikings on Sunday, October 11, at Caesars Superdome for their 38th all-time meeting. The rivalry dates back to October 13, 1968, when the Saints defeated Minnesota 20-17. Over the years, the teams have met five times in the playoffs, featuring iconic moments like the Saints' 2009 NFC Championship victory and the Vikings' 2017 "Minneapolis Miracle."
New Orleans enters the Week 5 matchup at 1-3 following a loss to the Atlanta Falcons, while Minnesota holds a 4-0 record. The game will also feature former quarterback Drew Brees being inducted into the Saints' Ring of Honor and calling the game as FOX's color analyst.
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