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Minnesota won 27-24 against Chicago in week one. This will be their last regular-season meeting. The host Vikings are 4-5 and in last place in the division, while the Bears are 6-3 and share the same record as Detroit Lions atop the division. Green Bay Packers are in third with a 5-3-1 record. Right now, the Bears are in contention for the playoffs. But are they real? The Bears are coming off a two-week streak of comeback wins. They defeated the Cincinnati Bengals 47-42 and then came close to securing a 24-20 win against the New York Giants. They have beaten teams such as the New Orleans Saints, Las Vegas Raiders, and Washington Commanders. Their schedule is relatively light, so it’s hard to tell how good they really are. Minnesota lost 27-19 to Baltimore Ravens last week and beat the Lions by 27-24 in the previous week. It’s not just me. The Vikings’ record of 14-3 last year seems like a distant dream. Here’s an overview on how to watch, betting odds, and a game prediction.
Where to watch Bears vs. Vikings liveDate: Sunday, Nov. 16 | Time: 1 p.m. ETLocation: U.S. Bank Stadium — Minneapolis, MinnesotaTV: Fox | Stream: Fubo (try for free)Follow: CBS Sports AppOdds: Vikings -3; O/U 48.5 (via DraftKings) Bears vs. Vikings: Need to knowMcCarthy has been banged up. J.J. McCarthy was the former number one. The injury that plagued him in his early career has now limited him to just four games. He has started four games and is 2-2, with a 53.7% completion rate, five touchdowns, six interceptions, and a 52.7% completion percentage. McCarthy’s practice was limited and he will wear a bandage as he heals his hand after hitting it on the helmet last week. Williams steps up. Caleb Williams’ situational awareness has been impressive over the past few weeks. Caleb Williams has avoided pressure, not only dodging sacks but also making something of seemingly failed plays. He hasn’t thrown an interception in the last two week and has so far this year, 2,136 yards and 13 touchdowns with just four interceptions. The former No. The former No. The runner has 246 rushing yard on 48 attempts with three trips to the goal zone. Where is the plunder?Minnesota’s defense isn’t doing much to take the ball from the opponent’s quarterback, as they have only three interceptions this year. It’s no secret that the Vikings have struggled to make turnovers in recent games, and this hasn’t helped their defense. Although it is important to note that this unit has done well against the pass. Its 1,888 yard total ranks seventh in the NFL.
I think that the Bears are going to get revenge on their season opening loss, win the road game and continue their modest two-game streak. Pick: Bears -3, Over 48.5%
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