Best Player Prop Bets for Minnesota Vikings at Chicago Bears in Week 2

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Best Player Prop Bets for Minnesota Vikings at Chicago Bears in Week 2

The Minnesota Vikings and Chicago Bears meet in Week 2 with several player props worth targeting. Justin Jefferson looks to build on a strong season opener against a Chicago secondary that struggled in Week 1, while Caleb Williams brings plenty of rushing upside after scoring twice on the ground. Cole Kmet also draws an appealing matchup after finding the end zone in Chicago’s opener. With playmakers on both sides, this NFC North matchup gives us several betting angles to attack.

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Minnesota Vikings WR Justin Jefferson 100+ Receiving Yards (+175)

Jefferson opened the season with eight catches on nine targets for 92 yards and two touchdowns. Carson Wentz looked comfortable making him the focal point of Minnesota’s passing game, and the matchup should provide more opportunities. Chicago allowed Carolina to pile up 478 total yards and 37 points in Week 1. With Jefferson healthy and commanding consistent volume, he should have plenty of chances to produce another big game against the Bears.

Chicago Bears QB Caleb Williams Anytime Touchdown (+330)

Williams was plenty active with his legs in Week 1, rushing 10 times for 65 yards and two touchdowns against Carolina. Minnesota’s aggressive blitzing under Brian Flores could create more scrambling opportunities, especially near the goal line. Williams also had success running against the Vikings last season, totaling 84 rushing yards across two meetings and finding the end zone once. After only three rushing scores last year, his Week 1 usage suggests that could be changing.

Chicago Bears TE Cole Kmet Over 13.5 Receiving Yards (-113)

Kmet caught two of three targets for 35 yards and a touchdown in Chicago’s opener and continues to have a steady role with Caleb Williams. He also had success against Minnesota last season, clearing 14 receiving yards in both meetings. The Vikings allowed tight end Tucker Kraft to catch three passes for 65 yards in Week 1. Kmet also finished last season with at least 14 yards in each of his final six games.