Prime-Time Props — Monday Night Football, Week 15 (CHI vs. MIN)

Tonight, we have our final Monday Night Football doubleheader of the season! The Chicago Bears will travel to Minnesota to take on the Vikings, and the Atlanta Falcons will head to Las Vegas to take on the Raiders. I’ll focus on the NFC North matchup between the Bears and Vikings, so let’s get into the plays!

Week 15 Monday Night Football Same-Game Parlay

Jordan Addison 50+ Receiving Yards

Over the last four weeks, Addison has exceeded 50 receiving yards in each game, averaging 102.5 yards per game and scoring five touchdowns. Addison has been the secondary option in the Vikings passing game, ranking second on the team in target share (15.8%), route participation (75.8%) and snap share (65.2%). Per FTN’s DVOA-Adjusted Fantasy Points Against Tool, the Bears have allowed opposing WR2s to produce at a rate 10% above the league average. Sunday, Addison will be primarily covered by Tyrique Stevenson, who has allowed a 94.5 passer rating when targeted this season and 14.3 yards per reception with seven missed tackles.

Aaron Jones Sr. 50+ Rushing Yards

Jones has eclipsed 50 or more rushing yards in nine of 13 games this season, averaging 68.7 yards per game. Jones has recently dominated the Bears defense, going off for over 100 yards rushing in back-to-back meetings. Per FTN’s DVOA-Adjusted Fantasy Points Against Tool, the Bears have allowed opposing running backs to produce at a rate 10% above the league average. Per FTN’s DVP Tool, the Bears allow the third-most rushing yards per game to opposing running backs (115.7 YPG).

T.J. Hockenson 25+ Receiving Yards

Hockenson has cleared 25 receiving yards in five of six games since returning from IR and has averaged 49.8 yards per game. Chicago has allowed an opposing tight end to go over 25 receiving yards in six of its last eight games. Per FTN’s Statshub, since his return, Hockenson is third on the Vikings in target share (16.5%), route participation (70.6%) and fourth in snap share at 52%.

DJ Moore 50+ Receiving Yards

Moore has exceeded 50 receiving yards in three of his last four games, averaging 78.5 yards per game. Per Statshub, Moore leads all Bears receivers in target share (21.1%), route participation (97.4%) and snap share (89.4%). Per FTN’s DVP Tool, the Vikings allow the most receiving yards per game to opposing wideouts (192.4 YPG). Also per FTN’s DVOA-Adjusted Fantasy Points Against Tool, Minnesota has allowed opposing wide receivers to produce at a rate 29% above the league average, worst in the league.