The NFL is finally back in action, and we have a loaded slate to navigate as player prop bettors. One particular game that has caught our eye is the 4:25 p.m. ET tilt between the new-look Bears and the upstart Packers (FOX). We already detailed our best bets for this one — now it's time for us to deliver our four favorite SuperDraft player props for this NFC North clash.
For users looking to make an entry via SuperDraft's Fantasy Props feature, we're here to guide you in the right direction. SuperDraft users can win 3X the amount wagered if their two-legged player prop parlay hits. Consequently, the more legs you add to your player prop parlay, the larger your potential payout becomes, but as the long odds indicate, completing a clean sweep is challenging.
Below, we'll break down four of our favorite SuperDraft player props for Sunday afternoon's Bears-Packers game. Users don't necessarily have to parlay all four picks together, though. Instead, you could make separate multi-leg parlays to increase your win probability or attempt to hit it big if all three picks come through.
Best Bears-Packers prop bets: SuperDraft player prop picks for Sunday's NFC North clash
*10x potential payout if users parlay all four correct picks
1. Justin Fields, QB, Bears — OVER 179.5 passing yards (4/5 confidence)
Bears offensive coordinator Luke Getsy and this Bears system have made Fields' development as a passer a priority, likely hoping to avoid going down the same road as Robert Griffin III, Lamar Jackson, and other mobile QBs through the years. What we saw in the preseason offered plenty of hope to Bears fans.
Over the summer, Chicago worked in a bunch of screens, quick passes, and crossing routes to allow playmakers like Moore and Herbert to show off their after-catch burst. Hey, YAC production works just as well as Hail Mary yards!
Fields has easily bested 180 passing yards in two of his past three games against the Packers. The last time they met, he finished with 254 passing yards. In December 2021, he totaled 224 against them. Now he has DJ Moore opposite Darnell Mooney? This is a home run prop, and we're telling all the new SuperDraft users to smash the OVER!
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2. Aaron Jones, RB, Packers — OVER 54.5 rushing yards (3.5/5 confidence)
Even when things were bad last year in Green Bay — and it got pretty, pretty bad — Jones still played fairly well. He's one of the more gifted runners in terms of hitting holes and finding gaps in the open field, and his explosiveness remains the best weapon in this otherwise super-young offense's arsenal. This number honestly seems modest to us, especially considering Chicago's front-seven is not exactly a brick wall these days.
Early-season games often work to Jones's advantage, too — when these squads met in Week 2 of last season, the 28-year-old racked up 132 rushing yards on just 15 carries. One week earlier, he totaled 49 ground yards on just five attempts. That's 9.05 yards per carry, in case you don't have your calculator out.
Jones rushed for 55 yards or more eight times last season despite the plethora of challenges Green Bay endured in its final year with Aaron Rodgers. PFF still ranks the Packers' o-line as a top-10 unit, and we still rank Jones as one of the best runners in the game. Bet the OVER here with confidence.
3. DJ Moore, WR, Bears — OVER 46.5 receiving yards (3/5 confidence)
Our confidence level is a bit lower on this one due to Green Bay's insane cornerback combo of Jaire Alexander and Rasul Douglas, but we still think Chicago will unload enough crafty plays to get the best of Packers defensive coordinator Joe Barry through the air.
The Packers were often susceptible to big plays, and Moore remains one of the biggest downfield threats in the game. He also has the speed and intelligence to burn defenders in the screen game. We're betting yet another OVER and crossing our fingers.
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4. AJ Dillon, RB, Packers — UNDER 37.5 rushing yards (2.5/5 confidence)
Dillon had an up-and-down season last year, and not just because of the environment around him. He's not someone we can depend on to deliver consistent results, but he's also not a guy we can smash the UNDER on week in and week out.
Here's what we know: His yards-per-carry average has gone down in each of the past two seasons, and his team is in rebuilding mode with a brand-new starting QB walking in the footsteps of a four-time MVP. So, even though this one might scream "stayaway," we'll learn toward the fade this early in the season.
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