Vikings at Bears Week 6 Betting odds and predictions for this game that is set to take place on  October 15, 2023.

Vikings at Bears Week 6 Betting Odds

Here are the Vikings at Bears Week 6 Betting odds:

• Minnesota Vikings -2.5
• Chicago Bears +2.5
• Total: 44.5 Over/Under

Vikings at Bears Week 6 Betting Predictions

Here are the Vikings at Bears Week 6 Betting predictions.

Vikings at Bears Week 6 Betting Prediction: Minnesota

First, we have our Vikings at Bears Week 6 Betting prediction on Minnesota.

The Minnesota Vikings have lost four out of five games they’ve played so far this season. The last game the Vikings played was against the Chiefs, and they lost 27–20.

Alexander Mattison ran eight times for 26 yards, which is an average of 3.3 yards per carry.

Jordan Addison caught 6 passes and gained 64 yards, which is an average of 10.7 yards per catch. Kirk Cousins took 29 of 47 passes for 284 yards and two scores.

The game was over, and he didn’t throw a mistake. His quarterback rating was 92.9. When it came to running the ball, the Vikings gave up 67 yards on 21 attempts, or 3.2 yards per rush.

Minnesota gave up 31 completions on 41 attempts, which added up to 266 yards and a 75.6% completion rate.

They put together 68 plays, which added up to 329 yards. In the end, the Minnesota Vikings ran the ball 18 times and gained 70 yards, which is an average of 3.9 yards per try.

When it comes to scoring, the Minnesota Vikings score an average of 22.0 points per game. When it comes to the run game, they average 80.8 yards per game, which is 29th in the NFL.

This year, the Vikings have gained 1,812 yards. The Vikings have scored 73 first downs and been called for 25 violations, which cost them 193 yards.

They have given up the ball 12 times, with 4 picks and 8 lost fumbles. When it comes to scores, Minnesota has 13 through the air and 0 through the ground.

Giving up 24.4 points per game, the Vikings are 23rd in the NFL when it comes to scoring against. All together, they let teams run for an average of 3.5 yards per carry and 102.4 yards per game this season.

In 5 games, they’ve given up 512 running yards overall. When it comes to receiving yards, the Vikings are 24th in the NFL with 1,200 yards given up.

Giving up 240.0 yards per game through the air and 76.4% catch rate is too high. Thus far this season, they have given up 342.4 yards per game, which ranks them 19th in football.

Vikings Betting Insights

• Minnesota has only won one game this season against the spread
• The Vikings have won one of their two games this season where they were a 2.5-point or bigger favorite against the spread
• So far this season, only one of Minnesota’s five games has gone over the amount set
• They have only been the moneyline favorite twice else this season, and both times they tied the game
• This season, the Vikings have only been a moneyline favorite of -142 or less in two games, which they split

Minnesota’s Stats & Performance

Vikings at Bears Week 6 Betting Prediction: Chicago

Second, we have our Vikings at Bears Week 6 Betting prediction on Chicago.

The Bears have lost all four games this season going into this one. The last time these two teams played football, the Bears beat the Commanders 40–20.

At the end of the game, Justin Fields had thrown for 282 yards and four scores on 15 of 29 attempts. His quarterback rating was 125.3. He didn’t throw any picks, and his Y/A was 9.7 yards.

To help the Bears’ passing game the most, D.J. Moore caught 8 passes for 230 yards, which is 28.8 yards per catch.

The 10 times Khalil Herbert ran the ball for 76 yards gave him an average of 7.6 yards per carry for the game. Finally, the Bears ran 64 plays for 451 yards, which is 7.0 yards per play.

Chicago ran the ball 32 times and gained 178 yards, or 5.6 yards per run. Chicago gave up 10 rushes for 29 yards, which is 2.9 yards per run. The Bears’ passing defense let up 359 yards on 37 out of 51 passes, which is a success rate of 72.5%.

The Bears score 23.0 points per game, which ranks them 12th in the NFL when it comes to scoring points. Up to this point in the season, the Bears have thrown for 1,018 yards and average 203.6 yards per game, which is the 18th most of any NFL team.

They’ve run for 654 yards so far, which is an average of 130.8 yards per game. Getting 334.4 yards per game is good enough for 14th place in the league for the Chicago Bears.

After 31 penalties, the Chicago attack has gained 247 yards, which is 16th in the league in terms of making mistakes. They have lost 3 fumbles and thrown 5 picks. They have also gained 52 first downs.

They are 31st in the league because they give up 12 scores and 286.0 yards per game through the air. Over the course of the season, Chicago has given up 491 yards on the ground (98.2 yards per game) and 4 scores.

They have lost 157 points all together. Over the course of the season, they have picked off 3 passes and lost 1 fumble. The Bears’ defense has been on 317 plays, which is 22nd in the league. This is the 30th worst defense in the league: the Bears give up 31.4 points per game.

Bears Betting Insights

• There has been one time this year when Chicago beat the spread and won
• Bears have only covered the spread once this season when they were 2.5 points or more of a point or more behind the favorite
• All five of Chicago’s games this season have gone over the number of points allowed
• Chicago has only won one of the four games this season where it was a favorite
• There are two games in which the Bears lost and one in which they were favored by at least 120 points

Chicago’s Stats & Performance

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