Bears at Vikings Betting Trends, Prediction, NFL Week 15

Bears at Vikings Betting Trends, Prediction, NFL Week 15. The game is set for Monday, December 16th, 2024. Place a bet on this NFL football game now.

Bears at Vikings Betting Odds

Here are the Bears at Vikings Betting Odds:

TEAM	SPREAD	MONEYLINE	TOTAL
BEARS	+7	+250	43.5 O
VIKINGS	-7	-320	43.5 U

Bears at Vikings Betting Trends: Head-to-Head

Now in these Bears at Vikings Betting trends, we have the head-to-head stats:

Bears at Vikings Betting Trends: Chicago

These are the Bears at Vikings Betting trends for Chicago:

• The total has been less than the posted amount in five of Chicago’s last seven games.
• Chicago has a 0–7 SU record after their last seven games.
• Chicago is 1-6 SU in their last seven games versus Minnesota.
• Chicago has a 0–8 SU record going into their last eight away games.
• The total has gone OVER in four of the previous five games when Chicago is traveling to Minnesota.
• Chicago has not won a single game in their last six meetings with a National Football Conference opponent.
• The total has been less than the posted amount in five of Chicago’s last six games versus a team in the National Football Conference North division.
• Chicago has a 7-3 over/under record in their last 10 Monday games.

Bears at Vikings Betting Trends: Chicago Best Bets

Now in these Bears at Vikings Betting trends, we have the best bets for Chicago:

• In 12 of their last 21 games, the Chicago Bears have successfully covered the spread, yielding a 19% return on investment (+4.45 units).
• The Chicago Bears have surpassed the 2-hour game total (+3.59 units / 23% ROI) in nine of their last fourteen games.
• The Chicago Bears have hit the 3Q Moneyline (+3.10 Units / 15% ROI) in 7 of the previous 17 games.
• The Chicago Bears have surpassed the 2Q Game Total (+2.30 Units / 12% ROI) in 10 of their last 17 games.
• The Chicago Bears have covered the 1Q Spread (+1.55 Units / 11% ROI) in six of their last ten away games.

Bears at Vikings Betting Trends: Best Chicago Player Prop Bets

Next in these Bears at Vikings Betting trends, we have the player prop bets for Chicago:

• Caleb Williams has been right on the Interceptions Under prediction in nine of his last ten games (+8.30 Units / 75% ROI).
• Roschon Johnson has had a Rushing Yards Under (+5.65 Units / 49% ROI) in eight of his last 10 games.
• Caleb Williams has surpassed the Rushing Yards Over (+4.70 Units / 45% ROI) in seven of his last nine games.
• Cole Kmet has had a Receptions Over (+4.65 Units / 29% ROI) in nine of his last thirteen games.
• Rome Odunze has a +4.45 Units / 43% ROI after achieving a Receptions Over in six of his last seven games.

Bears at Vikings Betting Trends: Chicago Against the Spread (ATS) Record

• This NFL season, the Bears are 6-5 against the spread (+0.5 Units / 3.48% ROI).
• The Bears are 4-9 when betting on the moneyline, which offers a -38.7% return on investment and a -6.85 unit loss.
• The Bears are 5-8 when betting the Over for -3.8 Units / -26.57% ROI.
• The Bears are 8-5 when betting on the Under for +2.5 Units / ROI.

Bears at Vikings Betting Trends: Chicago Keys to the Game

• Since the 2023 season, the Bears have a league-worst one-eleven (.083) record when it comes to rushing for fewer than 100 yards; the league average is.321.
• With a 1-8 (.111) turnover margin against one of the opposition teams this season, the Bears have the lowest in the NFL. The average for the league is.500.
• The Bears had the third-worst record in the NFL last season, going 1-8 (.111) when they threw at least one interception. The average for the league is.371.
• With a 0–5 record against the top 10 offenses this season, the Bears have the second-worst record in the NFL. The average for the league is.362.

Bears at Vikings Betting Trends: Chicago Offense Important Stats

• With an average of -0.76 epa per play against a moderate rush last season, the Bears were the poorest in the NFL; the league average was -0.04.
• In Week 14, the Bears had the lowest sack rate in the NFL, going on 23% of pass attempts (7/31). The league average is 6%.
• The Bears have had the lowest average epa per play against a moderate rush in the NFL since the 2023 season (league average: -0.02).
• The Bears had the NFL’s lowest rate of effective plays against a light rush last season, executing them on just 17% of opportunities. 39% is the league average.

Bears at Vikings Betting Trends: Chicago Defense Important Stats

• The Bears defense had the lowest attempts-per-sack rate in the NFL last season, averaging a sack every 21.6 pass attempts (647 Pass Attempts/30 Sacks); the league average is 14.0.
• The Bears defense has given up the fewest receiving yards per game (1,425/30) to running backs since the 2023 season, averaging 47.5; the league average is 32.4.
• The Bears defense allowed eight receptions for at least 25 yards in Week 14, which was the most in the NFL.
• The Bears defense had the lowest rate in the NFL last season, sacking opposing quarterbacks on just 5% of pass attempts (30/647). 7% is the league average.

Bears at Vikings Betting Trends: Minnesota

These are the Bears at Vikings Betting trends for Minnesota:

• The total has been less than the posted amount in four of Minnesota’s last six games.
• Minnesota has a perfect record against the spread in their last six games.
• Minnesota has a 6-1 SU record after their last seven home games.
• In four of Minnesota’s last five games versus Chicago at home, the total has surpassed.
• In five of their last six games against a National Football Conference team, Minnesota has surpassed the total.
• Minnesota has a 1-5-1 ATS record in their last seven games against a team in the National Football Conference North division.
• In their previous 18 December games, Minnesota has a 4-12-2 record against the spread.
• Minnesota has a 5-2 over/under record in their last seven games in week 15.

Bears at Vikings Betting Trends: Minnesota Best Bets

Now in these Bears at Vikings Betting trends, we have the best bets for Minnesota:

• In 15 of their last 20 games, the Minnesota Vikings have gone over the 1Q Game Total, yielding a +10.80 Unit and a 47% return on investment.
• The Minnesota Vikings have won moneyline contests in 14 of their last 20 games (+9.20 Units / 31% ROI).
• The Minnesota Vikings have surpassed the 3Q Game Total (+6.70 Units / 34% ROI) in 12 of their last 17 games.
• The Minnesota Vikings have won 1Q Moneyline (+4.84 Units / 19% ROI) in 11 of their last 20 games.
• In 12 of their last 20 games, the Minnesota Vikings have successfully covered the 1Q Spread, yielding a 3.80 unit return on investment of 15%.

Bears at Vikings Betting Trends: Best Minnesota Player Prop Bets

Next in these Bears at Vikings Betting trends, we have the player prop bets for Minnesota:

• Sam Darnold has completed touchdown passes in 10 of the last 13 games, yielding a 48% return on investment, or +7.45 units.
• In 12 of his last 17 games, Justin Jefferson has gone over the Receiving Yards Over, yielding a +6.10 Units / 30% return on investment.
• Josh Oliver has surpassed the Receiving Yards Over (+5.75 Units / 50% ROI) in eight of his last 10 games.
• Sam Darnold has made the Carries Over (+5.40 Units / 39% ROI) in eight of the previous ten games.
• In 12 of his last 18 games, Aaron Jones has had a carryover, yielding a +5.30 units/26 percent return on investment.

Bears at Vikings Betting Trends: Minnesota Against the Spread (ATS) Record

• The Vikings are 8-4 (+3.6 Units / 25.17% ROI) against the spread this NFL season.
• When betting on the moneyline, the Vikings have an 11-2 record, which yields a return on investment (ROI) of +9.35 units, or 41.46%.
• The Vikings are 5-8 when betting on the Over, yielding a -3.8 Units / -26.57% return on investment.
• The Vikings are 8-5 when betting the Under for +2.5 Units / 17.48% ROI.

Bears at Vikings Betting Trends: Minnesota Keys to the Game

• When the Vikings turn at least 55% of their red zone opportunities into touchdowns, they have an unbeaten record (7-0) this season. With a league average of.599, this is the NFL’s second-best record.
• The Vikings have the third-best record in the NFL (3-1) when they have fired the quarterback fewer than three times this season (.750). The average for the league is.373.
• The Vikings had the seventh-best record in the NFL last season, going 6-2 (.750) when intercepting at least one ball. The average for the league was.629.
• When the Vikings have run seven or more explosive plays this season, they have an 8-1 record (.889), which is the fourth-best record in the NFL. The average for the league is.610.

Bears at Vikings Betting Trends: Minnesota Offense Important Stats

• The Vikings had the second-highest percentage in the NFL in the fourth quarter of Week 14, with 58% of their plays in the red zone. 17% is the league average.
• With the lowest rate in the NFL since the 2023 season, the Vikings have completed successful plays on 30% of their rush attempts in the red zone. 45% is the league average.
• The Vikings had the most touchdown passes in the NFL in Week 14 with five.
• With 26% (79 of 299) of their first downs last season, the Vikings offense had the lowest percentage of first downs in the NFL. 37% is the league average.

Bears at Vikings Betting Trends: Minnesota Defense Important Stats

• The Vikings defense allowed successful plays on 29% of rush attempts with a base rush last season, the greatest percentage in the NFL compared to the league average of 57%.
• Compared to the league average of 15%, the Vikings defense has blitzed on 31% of plays this season, the highest percentage in the NFL.
• Since the 2023 season, the Vikings defense has blitzed on 29% of plays, the highest percentage in the NFL; the league average is 15%.
• Since the 2023 season, the Vikings defense has allowed the lowest average of 8.8 yards per dropback (1,241 yards/141 attempts) on third and long in the NFL. 6.3 is the league average.

Bears at Vikings Betting Prediction

Now, we have the Bears at Vikings Betting prediction for both teams.

Bears at Vikings Betting Prediction: Chicago

This is the Bears at Vikings Betting prediction for Chicago.

The San Francisco 49ers defeated the Chicago Bears 13-38, and the Bears are coming off a poor showing. After a solid 4-2 start to the season, it was their eighth straight defeat. During the final game, the team struggled to produce offense because quarterback Caleb Williams was unable to pass the ball for a prolonged amount of time. Despite having plenty of playmakers on the offensive end of the ball, Williams has had trouble staying safe throughout the season, and the Bears haven’t had a chance to play to their full potential.

The Bears will have to pass the ball against a Vikings attack that is renowned for its high-flying flair since their defense is fourth in the league in terms of turnover differential. Since the Vikings gave up 330 passing yards to Minnesota in their first meeting, the main goal of this game is to make them run the ball while keying Jordan Addison and Justin Jefferson. They might be able to keep the game close if they can force another shootout and manage to keep them to a reasonable total through the air.

Bears at Vikings Betting: Chicago Injury Report

Pos	Player	Status
LS	Patrick Scales (Back)	Out
WR	DeAndre Carter (Hamstring)	Out
DL	Andrew Billings (Pectoral)	Out
TE	Tommy Sweeney (Undisclosed)	Out
C	Ryan Bates (Concussion)	Questionable
TE	Stephen Carlson (Collarbone)	Out
WR	Nsimba Webster (Groin)	Out
RB	D’Andre Swift (Groin)	Questionable
G	Bill Murray (Chest)	Out
S	Jaquan Brisker (Concussion)	Out
S	Elijah Hicks (Ankle)	Questionable
CB	Josh Blackwell (Shoulder)	Questionable
CB	Jaylon Jones (Shoulder)	Out
DT	Gervon Dexter Sr. (Knee)	Questionable
RB	Roschon Johnson (Concussion)	Questionable
RB	Ian Wheeler (Knee)	Out

Bears at Vikings Betting Prediction: Minnesota

This is the Bears at Vikings Betting prediction for Minnesota.

The Minnesota Vikings most recently destroyed the Atlanta Falcons 42-21 for their sixth straight win. Being the No. 2 seed in the NFC North and on the verge of a playoff berth, their remaining schedule will be crucial to their Wild Card placement. There were times during their most recent game against the Bears when Sam Darnold was able to move the ball down the field with ease. They have complete faith in their ability to breach this Bears’ air defense, and we should expect a similar performance with their receiving corps healthy and ready to play.

In terms of throwing yards (3,097), the Minnesota Vikings are now among the top 10 in the NFL; nevertheless, they are further down the list in terms of running yards (1,471). They have been one of the more challenging offenses to handle this season, though, and their output has been 26.1 points per game. Despite the Bears’ tendency to give up the ball, if the Vikings can control the ball and go down the field at home, they should be able to win another game.

Bears at Vikings Betting: Minnesota Injury Report

Pos	Player	Status
CB	Stephon Gilmore (Hamstring)	Questionable
RB	Aaron Jones (Back)	Probable
OLB	Andrew Van Ginkel (Hip)	Probable
LB	Jordan Kunaszyk (Undisclosed)	Out
OT	Christian Darrisaw (Knee)	Out
OLB	Pat Jones II (Knee)	Probable
LB	Ivan Pace Jr. (Hamstring)	Out
CB	Mekhi Blackmon (Knee)	Out
CB	NaJee Thompson (Knee)	Out
G	Henry Byrd (Undisclosed)	Out
QB	J.J. McCarthy (Knee)	Out
OL	Jeremy Flax (Undisclosed)	Out
DL	Taki Taimani (Ankle)	Out

Bears at Vikings Betting Prediction: Our Picks

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Bears at Vikings Betting Prediction: MoneyLine

First, we have the Bears at Vikings Betting prediction on the moneyline.

Our power rankings have the Bears’ offense in 23rd place going into week 15. With an average of 19.5 points per game, they rank 22nd in the NFL in terms of scoring, and with 288.5 yards per game, they are last in the league. With an average of 182.7 yards per game, Chicago ranks 29th in terms of passing yardage and 14th in terms of passing attempts. With an average of 105.8 yards per game, they rank 23rd in ground rushing yards and 22nd in rushing attempts. With only 33.9% of their efforts converted, the Bears have struggled on third down. They do, however, score on 51.7% of their red zone visits, which puts them sixth in the NFL in terms of conversion percentage.

Caleb Williams completed 17 of 23 throws for 134 yards and two touchdowns without an interception in week 14, earning him a passer rating of 116. There were, however, seven dismissals against him. With six receptions for 49 yards, DJ Moore was the team’s best receiver. Chicago struggled to score in the first half against the 49ers and only managed 13 points in the fourth quarter after scoring 20 points in the fourth quarter of week 13 and 17 in week 12.

With 347 yards and five touchdowns against the Falcons in week 14 with a passer rating of 157, Sam Darnold has been an outstanding player for the Vikings. Week 12 saw him gain 330 yards, and week 13 saw him gain 235 yards and two touchdowns. In his last three games, Darnold has failed to throw an interception.

Jordan Addison caught eight passes for 133 yards and three touchdowns in the fourteenth week. Addison gained 162 yards in week 12 and Justin Jefferson gained 99 yards in week 13. Aaron Jones amassed 73 yards on 13 carries during the fourteenth week.

• Free MoneyLine Bears at Vikings Betting Prediction: CHICAGO.

Bears at Vikings Betting Prediction: Total

Next, we have the Bears at Vikings Betting prediction on the total.

In their 38–13 loss to the 49ers, the Bears’ defense struggled to stop the pass, giving up 321 yards via the air on just 20 completions. The Bears gave up two throwing touchdowns, while the 49ers converted 76.9% of their passes. They also had trouble getting off the field, which allowed the 49ers to convert on half of their third-down tries.

The Bears gave up 34 ground-based attempts for 131 rushing yards. Although they managed to record one interception and one takedown, they lost by a score of -3 in the tackles for loss competition.

The Vikings defeated the Falcons 42–21, although their defense gave up 338 passing yards on 23 completions. However, they managed to stop Atlanta from scoring through the air by intercepting two passes. With a 4.9 running yardage average, Atlanta proved unstoppable, as the Vikings gave up 158 yards on 32 attempts. Additionally, Minnesota’s defense allowed a high average of 9.1 yards per attempt in the throwing game.

Minnesota’s defense managed just one takedown during the game, while Atlanta converted on 53.8% of their third down efforts. The Falcons accumulated 496 total yards against the Vikings.

• Free Total Bears at Vikings Betting Prediction: UNDER.

Bears at Vikings Betting Prediction: Spread

Now we have the Bears at Vikings Betting prediction on the spread.

After losing 38–13 to the 49ers in week 14, Chicago’s losing streak currently stands at seven games. They ended up with a 4-9 record as a result, which put them in 23rd place in our NFL power rankings. The Bears are 7-5-1 against the spread this season, with a -1.8 scoring margin. As favorites, they are 3-1 ATS, and as underdogs, they are 4-4-1.

Despite their 0–6 road record, the Bears have won four games at home. They are 2-6 in conference play and 0-3 in division play. Chicago has a 0.0% chance of making it to the postseason, ranking fourth in the NFC North and fourteenth in the NFC.

Chicago has lost all three of their regular-season games. With an over/under of 2-1, their record against the spread over this time frame is 1-1-1. In their last five road games, the Bears have given up 25 points per game while averaging 14. In these games, they had a 1-4 record against the spread and a 0-5 straight up record.

With a 42-21 victory over the Falcons in week 14, the Vikings extended their winning streak to six games and improved their record to 11-2. Minnesota, which now sits eighth in our NFL power rankings, has a 100% chance of making the playoffs. They only have a 10.6% chance of winning the NFC North, though. The Vikings are 6-2 in conference play and 2-1 in division games, with a 6-1 home record and a 5-1 away record.

The Vikings are 8-4-1 against the spread and have a +7.6 scoring margin. As favorites, they are 5-4-1, and as underdogs, they are 3-0. With an average of 44.5 points per game, they have a 5-8 over/under record, while the average line is 44.6.

In the last three games, the Vikings have kept a perfect record of 3-0. With a 2-1 record, the club has also done remarkably well against the spread. They have a 1-2 over-under record in these games. In their last five home games, Minnesota has an ATS record of 2-2-1. They had a 4-1 straight-up record and averaged 23 points per game in their contests.

• Free Spread Bears at Vikings Betting Prediction: CHICAGO.

FREE Bears at Vikings Betting Prediction: Our Picks

• Free MoneyLine Bears at Vikings Betting Prediction: CHICAGO.
• Free Total Bears at Vikings Betting Prediction: UNDER.
• Free Spread Bears at Vikings Betting Prediction: CHICAGO.

 

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