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Best Bears vs Vikings Same-Game Parlay for Week 15 MNF

Sascha Paruk

By Sascha Paruk in NFL Football

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Minnesota Vikings quarterback Sam Darnold rolling out of the pocket against the Chicago Bears
Nov 24, 2024; Chicago, Illinois, USA; Minnesota Vikings quarterback Sam Darnold (14) drops back to pass against the Chicago Bears during the second half at Soldier Field. Mandatory Credit: Mike Dinovo-Imagn Images
  • Still in the hunt for the #1 seed in the NFC, the Minnesota Vikings host the Chicago Bears on MNF in Week 15
  • Chicago has lost seven straight games and is getting torched through the air on a weekly basis
  • Below, see a four-leg, +219 Bears vs Vikings same-game parlay for Dec. 16

With the Lions falling to 12-2 after their loss to Buffalo yesterday, the Minnesota Vikings (11-2, 6-1 home, ATS) are still very much in the hunt for the #1 seed and the only bye in the NFC. On Monday Night Football, the Vikings will host the reeling Chicago Bears (4-9, 0-6, ATS), who have lost seven games in a row overall and have yet to record a victory away from home all season. Not surprisingly, the Vikings are touchdown favorites, and my Bears vs Vikings same-game parlay starts with a straight-up Minnesota victory.

Bears vs Vikings Same-Game Parlay Picks

Pick Odds
Vikings Moneyline -370
Sam Darnold 250+ Passing Yards -128
Justin Jefferson  70+ Receiving Yards -174
Jordan Addison 25+ Receiving Yards -620
Total CHI vs MIN SGP Odds +219

The four legs of this Monday Night Football SGP add up to +219 odds at FanDuel.  Odds as of Dec. 16 at FanDuel. Lock in the FanDuel promo code before betting on Monday Night Football. 

Bears vs Vikings SGP Pick #1: Vikings Moneyline

After a string of three straight devastatingly close losses to division rivals (20-19 vs Green Bay, 30-27 vs Minnesota, 23-20 at Detroit), the Bears were uncompetitive in last week’s 38-13 shellacking at the hands of the injury-riddled 49ers.

That marked Chicago’s sixth straight setback on the road this season while the Vikings are a near-perfect 6-1 at home, with the only loss coming to the conference-leading Detroit Lions (31-29) back in Week 7.

I won’t drone on anymore about why tonight’s Chicago/Minnesota SGP starts with all the prevailing win/loss trends prevailing. My colleague also likes the Vikes to start strong and finish strong in his Bears vs Vikings prediction.

Chicago vs Minnesota Same-Game Parlay Pick #2: Darnold 250+ Passing Yards

If you had to pick one culprit on which to pin the blame for Chicago’s losing streak, it’s the pass defense, especially recently. Last week, Brock Purdy racked up 325 yards against the Bears; two weeks earlier, Sam Darnold himself had 330 in the aforementioned 30-27 Minnesota victory in Chicago; and the week before that, Jordan Love piled up 260 yards in Green Bay’s 20-19 road win.

Darnold is having by far the best season of his seven-year career and is further proof that, when put in the right situation with a good offensive line and top-flight receivers, average quarterbacks can look extremely good. (Anyone remember when Andy Dalton was the NFL MVP favorite in 2015 before getting injured?)

Darnold is averaging 253.8 YPG this season and I love his chances of going over 249.5 against a Bears secondary that might have quit on the season.

Bears vs Vikings SGP Picks #3 and 4: Jefferson 70+ Receiving Yards & Addison 25+ Receiving Yards

The last two legs of this parlay mesh the the second. I’m taking Darnold’s top target and the NFL’s second-leading receiver Justin Jefferson (1,170 yards) to record at least 70 yards, plus WR2 Jordan Addison (708 yards) to hit the very modest number of 25 at short odds.

Jefferson had a quiet afternoon the last time these team’s tangled a few weeks ago, recording just two catches and 27 yards on five targets. But that was just the second time in the last 12 games that the All-Pro didn’t hit at least 80 yards.

Addison, meanwhile, has hit 25 yards in all but one game this season. He also went off in the first meeting against Chicago, racking up 162 yards and a TD on eight catches, including an electric 69-yard reception.

I don’t expect him to take over the game again while Jefferson sits on the proverbial sidelines, but he could sleepwalk his way to 25 yards against this Chicago defense.

Sascha Paruk
Sascha Paruk

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Sascha has been working in the sports-betting industry since 2014, and quickly paired his strong writing skills with a burgeoning knowledge of probability and statistics. He holds an undergraduate degree in linguistics and a Juris Doctor from the University of British Columbia.

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