The biggest game of the NFL season will be going down on Sunday night in Detroit and although the Lions will have home-field advantage, the Minnesota Vikings have decided to spend some serious money to take some of that advantage away.

NBC’s “Football Night in America” pregame crew are the last to weigh in on what amounts to the regular season game of the year in the NFL. And while both teams received some support, it’s the homestanding Lions who garnered more of the picks.

PM ET game airing live on NBC, sportsbooks have listed player props for Aaron Jones. Jones’ Minnesota Vikings (14-2) and the Detroit Lions (14-2) play in a Week

Before Sunday night’s game in Detroit, a Vikings source told PFT of O’Connell, “We love Kevin and there will be no trade.”

With so much on the line in Sunday’s game at Ford Field, the Vikings got creative ahead of their matchup with the Lions. In an effort to bring some of Minnesota with them to Detroit, the Vikings spent nearly $2 million on the secondary market,

The Vikings should have gotten two points and the ball. Instead, they had to settle with a "Ball don't lie" moment as Ivan Pace Jr. snagged an interception not long after. If not for that interception, the no-call could have been even more egregious.

The NFL playoffs are finally here. The league is wrapping up its regular season on Sunday night while the Detroit Lions and Minnesota Vikings battle it out for the top seed and the bye in the NFC. The loser will instead take on the Los Angeles Rams as the No. 5 seed in Southern California.

DFS millionaire Mike McClure shares his top daily Fantasy football picks for Minnesota Vikings vs. Detriot Lions on SNF

The NFL announced the full wild-card schedule for next weekend and the Rams will play in the final game of the first round against either the Minnesota Vikings or Detroit Lions. Kickoff is set for 8 p.m. ET on Monday Night Football, which will be broadcast by ESPN with Joe Buck and Troy Aikman in the booth.

Lions head coach Dan Campbell's wife, Holly Campbell, arrives to Ford Field in style before facing the Vikings in Week 18.

The Detroit Lions​ (14-2) and Minnesota Vikings​ (14-2) square off at Ford Field Sunday night with the NFC's No. 1 playoff seed on the line.