Lions vs. Vikings Halftime Show Announced for Sunday Night Football
By Cem Yolbulan
The Detroit Lions square off against the Minnesota Vikings in the final week of the regular season in a crucial game that will determine the NFC North title and the top seed in the NFC. The winner will not only secure home-field advantage throughout the playoffs but also get an additional rest with the first-round bye.
This is the most important game of the year for both teams, as winning it will significantly increase their chances of making the Super Bowl. The Sunday Night Football showdown will have all eyes on it and the Lions are treating the game as such. They are preparing a halftime show and a local musical act will headline the occasion.
Quinn XCII will be performing at halftime as the 32-year-old singer announced on his social media account.
Quinn XCII To Perform at Lions-Vikings Halftime Show
Quinn XCII is a Detroit-based pop artist who blends reggae and hip-hop into his music. The Grosse Pointe, Michigan native who started making music when he was at Michigan State University, Quinn XCII, released his first studio album, The Story of US, in September 2017.
Since then, he released five more albums, the most recent one, Quinn XCII Presents Mustard Mike's Breakfast, Lunch, and Dinner, coming out last month.
Quinn XCII is a lifelong Lions fan, so he will certainly not take this opportunity lightly. Hopefully, his halftime performance will help energize the crowd at Ford Field before the second half.
The Lions are a perfect 8-0 on the road this season but suffered their only two losses at Ford Field, to the Bucs and the Bills. A third one would be the most devastating loss of the three and jeopardize their chances of a deep postseason run.
On FanDuel Sportsbook, the Lions are +470 to win the Super Bowl, the second-best odds behind the Chiefs. Minnesota, on the other hand, has the sixth-best odds at +800. Sunday's result will almost certainly shift these odds one way or another.
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