Week 15 concludes with a Monday Night Football doubleheader featuring an NFC North showdown between Sam Darnold, Justin Jefferson and the Minnesota Vikings against Caleb Williams and the Chicago Bears (8:00 p.m. ET on ABC/ESPN+).

The Vikings (11-2) are currently second in the NFC North, but can still win it (+325 odds) and also have a chance to capture the No. 1 overall seed in the NFC if they can win (which would include the following). victory over the Detroit Lions in Week 17). Meanwhile, the Bears (4-9) would love nothing more than to spoil the Vikings’ division hopes.

In the second game of the evening (8:30 ET on ESPN), Kirk Cousins ​​​​and the Atlanta Falcons (6-7) look to bounce back against the Las Vegas Raiders (2-11), who are waiting for a top pick in the 2025 draft. While Cousins ​​has struggled in recent weeks with eight interceptions and no touchdowns in the last four games, the Raiders have been decimated by injuries, particularly at quarterback. Starter Gardner Minshew is on injured reserve with a broken collarbone and backup Aidan O’Connell is listed as questionable for Monday night with a bruised knee. If O’Connell is unable to play, Desmond Ridder would get the starting kickoff after throwing for 101 yards in relief during the Raiders’ Week 14 loss to the Buccaneers.

With two games coming up on Monday, there are plenty of betting options. Here’s everything you need to know to bet on the Monday Night Football doubleheader, along with Eric Moody’s favorite picks for each game.

Odds are current as of publication, courtesy of ESPN BET

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Game lines

Bear Vikings

Spread: Vikings (-7)
Money line: Vikings (-320), Bears (+260)
Over/Under: 43.5 points (over -115/under -105)

Distribution in the first half: Vikings -3.5 (-110), Bears +3.5 (-105)
First half moneyline: Vikings (-140), Bears (+110)
Vikings total points in the first half: 25.5 (above -120/below -110)
Bears total points in the first half: 17.5 (above -105/below -125)

Falcons vs. Raiders

Spread: Falcons (-5.5)
Money line: Hawks (-250), Robbers (+210)
Over/Under: 44.5 points (above -110/below -110)

Distribution in the first half: Hawks -3.5 (-105), Predators +3.5 (-125)
First half moneyline: Hawks (-200), Robbers (+160)
Falcons total points: 24.5 (above -115/below -115)
Raiders total points: 19.5 (above -115/below -115)

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The props

Bear Vikings

Passing by

Sam Darnold total passing yards: 249.5 (above -130/below even)
Darnold’s total number of passing TDs: 1.5 (above -155/below +115)
Caleb Williams total passing yards: 224.5 (above -115/below -115)
Williams total passing touchdowns: 1.5 (above +150/below -200)

Rush

Aaron Jones Total Rushing Yards: 59.5 (above -140/below +110)
D’Andre Swift Total Rushing Yards: 49.5 (above -120/below -110)
Williams total rushing yards: 24.5 (above -115/below -115)

Reception

Justin Jefferson total receiving yards: 79.5 (above -130/below even)
DJ Moore’s total receiving yards: 69.5 (above -110/below -120)
Jordan Addison receiving total yards: 59.5 (above even/below -130)
Keenan Allen total receiving yards: 49.5 (above -130/below even)
TJ Hockenson total receiving yards: 44.5 (above -105/below -125)
Rome Odunze Total Receiving Yards: 44.5 (above -105/below -125)
Cole Kmet total receiving yards: 24.5 (above -120/below -110)
Aaron Jones total receiving yards: 14.5 (above -135/below +105)

Falcon Raider

Passing by

Kirk Cousins ​​total passing yards: 249.5 (above even/below -130)
Cousins’ total passing TDs: 1.5 (above -110/below -120)

Rush

Bijan Robinson Total Rushing Yards: 79.5 (above -115/below -115)
Tyler Allgeier Total Rushing Yards: 29.5 (above +105/below -135)

Reception

Brock Bowers total receiving yards: 69.5 (above +110/below -140)
Drake London total receiving yards: 69.5 (above even/below -130)
Jakobi Meyer’s total receiving yards: 59.5 (above -135/below +105)
Darnell Mooney total receiving yards: 49.5 (above -115/below -115)
Ray-Ray McCloud III total receiving yards: 34.5 (above -125/below -105)
Kyle Pitt’s total receiving yards: 29.5 (above -110/below -120)
Robinson total receiving yards: 29.5 (above +105/below -135)

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Eric Moody’s tips

Rome Odunze over 39.5 receiving yards (-130)

Odunze hasn’t reached that mark in three of his last five games, but he’s still averaging 7.4 goals per game. That’s solid target volume and he’s in great position against a Vikings defense, giving up the most yards per game to wide receivers. Additionally, Caleb Williams develops strong chemistry with Odunze, which is a great sign of his performance. And here’s an interesting statistic: Odunze has overcome this line in four of his last five away games. Everything is geared towards him delivering in this duel.

Kirk Cousins ​​over 0.5 interceptions thrown (-125)

Cousins ​​has struggled with eight interceptions and no touchdowns in the last four games. He has thrown a pick in seven of his last 10 games and is facing a Raiders defense that ranks sixth in pass-rush win percentage. Cousins ​​isn’t known for his mobility, and with Atlanta’s offensive line ranking 17th in pass block win rate, the Raiders have a great chance to force him into a poor decision. Don’t be surprised to see another interception from Cousins ​​this week.

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Betting trends

Courtesy of ESPN Research

Bear Vikings

• The Bears are 0-6 on the road this season (2-4 ATS). The Unders are 5-1 in away games against the Bears this season.

• The Vikings are 9-0 overall and 7-2 ATS against teams with losing records this season.

• Since 2022, the Bears are 8-15 ATS.

• This is the Vikings’ 10th straight game as favorites, their longest streak since 2003 (10).

Falcon Raider

• The Falcons are 0-4 ATS in their last four games. The Raiders are 1-4 ATS in their last five games.

• The Falcons have lost three straight ATS road games and are 6-14 ATS in their last 20 games.

• Kirk Cousins ​​is 4-10 ATS/SU in his career on “Monday Night Football” and 4-1 ATS/SU since 2020. He is 5-1 ATS in his last five primetime games (2-1 ATS this season). .

• The home underdogs are 1-5 ATS on “Monday Night Football” this season.

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