In a battle between the worst two teams in the NFC North the Minnesota Vikings take on the Chicago Bears. The Vikings hold a 65-56-2 overall record against the Bears and have taken the last four meetings. The Vikings like the Beas are 1-4 on the season. The Vikings are 2nd in the league in passing offense but they will be without Justin Jefferson for the next four weeks at least. They need to improve their rushing attack as they are just 29th in the league. This leads them to be 16th in scoring offense. Jordan Addison could have a big game taking over for Jefferson but is dealing with an ankle injury. Offensively the Beras have put together back-to-back high-output games but came away with just one win as their defense continues to be a problem. The Bears are tied for 18th in passing offense and 9th in rushing. They are dealing with multiple injuries to the running back position. They are 12th in the league in scoring offense but 30th in scoring defense. Both teams are 1-4 and arre dealing with injuries to important contributors. Minnesota is still talented enough on offense without Jefferson to put up points. The Bears looked like the worst team in football over the first four weeks so even though they have been better it is hard to count on them against better teams. Neither team has given you much to hang your hat on but I am still not sold on the Bears rejuvenated offense.

Play on Minnesota on the money line. This is a 3% play.