Vikings vs Bears: Somehow, some way, the Minnesota Vikings are in the thick of a playoff push. A win against the 3-win Chicago Bears would push them one step closer to the Detroit Lions, who have lost some significant momentum over the last 2 weeks. Can Joshua Dobbs fire the Vikes to a victory?
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Vikings vs Bears: week 12 info
Date: Monday, November 27th
Time: 8:20PM ET
Location: U.S Bank Staidum, Minnesota
TV channel: ESPN, NFL Gamepass (DAZN)
NFL Week 12 odds: Vikings vs Bears
Spread: Minnesota Vikings -3 | Chicago Bears +3
Moneyline: Minnesota Vikings -162 | Chicago Bears +136
Total: Over/Under 44
Vikings vs Bears: Same-Game Parlay +1500
Ahead of this week’s Vikings vs Bears matchup, here are some props we like bundled into a spicy Same Game Parlay at +1500.
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Alex Mattison under 45.5 rushing yards
Betting against Alex Mattison’s rushing total feels like a safe bet this season, and this should be no exception. The Bears come into Monday Night with the second-best run defense in the league, while Mattison’s efficiency has been utterly dismal, averaging just 3.7 yards per carry.
The Bears know they have to smother the run to force an emergency QB to win through the air, and Mattison has been unable to do much of anything sustainable this year, with his season-high being 95 yards. I like the ‘under’ here.
Joshua Dobbs over 236 passing yards
The Chicago Bears pass defense is questionable at best, giving up 245 yards per game and Josh Dobbs has been getting better each week with the Vikings. He’s thrown for 4 touchdowns and 1 pick so far in a Vikes uniform and has eclipsed the 220-yard mark in both of his last two games.
Now he’s facing a sloppy Chi-town pass defense that gives up more than that total per game on average. Partner that with the likely focus of smothering the run and forcing Dobbs to throw, and this is a great way to correlate the picks into a profitable SGP.
D.J Moore anytime TD
Moore exploded back onto the scene against Detroit with 96 yards and a score after a quiet few weeks. He dominated targets and looked like the receiver we all know he can be. I expect this trajectory to continue against a Vikings team that receivers have enjoyed plenty of success against this year.
Minnesota has surrendered a whopping 15 passing touchdowns (1.4 per matchup), ranking 21st in the NFL. If there is ever a time for D.J Moore to come into his own, it’s against a vulnerable Vikes defense on the back of a breakout against one of the NFC’s best teams.
Justin Fields over 0.5 interceptions
Sprinkle this pick in if you’re feeling freaky. Justin Fields seems to have slowed down his rate of interceptions, but it’s still been pretty bad this season. He started out with a 4-game streak of throwing a pick before he was obviously sidelined.
His first game back was tidy, but also extremely limited in terms of an actual passer, throwing just 169 yards. When he last faced the Vikes, they forced a turnover, and it just feels like there’s an implosion waiting to happen.
As good as he can be, Justin Fields has been inconsistent protecting the rock and while there’s an Uber-focus on that now, he’s going to have to be aggressive if the Bears are going to win this game, which means opportunities for us to profit.
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