Justin Jefferson Player Prop Bets and Odds: Vikings vs. Bears | November 16, 2025

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U.S. Bank Stadium features Week 11 action as the Minnesota Vikings and Justin Jefferson hit the field against the Chicago Bears at 1 p.m. ET on Sunday. Here is analysis of Jefferson’s prop bets, stats and trends ahead of this matchup to help you examine your best bets.

Receiving Yards Prop

Justin Jefferson to go over 74.5 yards

Bet $20, Payout $38.18

Justin Jefferson Prop Lines

  • Matchup: Minnesota Vikings vs. Chicago Bears
  • Time: 1 p.m. ET
  • Date: November 16, 2025
  • Receiving yards prop: Over 74.5 (-110)

Justin Jefferson Stats and Trends

  • Jefferson has collected a team-best 686 receiving yards (76.2 per game) and two TDs, reeling in 51 balls out of 84 targets this campaign.
  • Jefferson averages 76.2 receiving yards, 1.7 more than his prop bet for Sunday.
  • In 55.6% of his games this season (five of nine), Jefferson has totaled over 74.5 receiving yards.
  • He has an average receiving yards prop total of 77.1. But he accumulates 0.9 fewer yards per game than that.
  • In three of nine games this season, Jefferson has hit the over on his prop for receiving yards.
  • He has had a touchdown catch in two of nine games this season, but had only one TD in each of those games.

Recent Performances vs. the Bears

Week Opponent Pass Yards Allowed Pass TDs Allowed
1 Vikings 134 2
2 Lions 334 5
3 Cowboys 275 1
4 Raiders 117 2
6 Commanders 205 3
7 Saints 209 2
8 Ravens 178 1
9 Bengals 449 4
10 Giants 262 0

Vikings Home Splits

  • The Vikings score 23.8 points per game in home games (1.5 more than their overall average), and concede 21.8 at home (1.9 less than overall).
  • At home, the Vikings rack up 325.5 yards per game and concede 294.8. That’s more than they gain overall (299.9), but less than they allow (317.2).
  • The Vikings’ average yards passing at home (211.5) is higher than their overall average (197.8). And their average yards allowed at home (177.8) is lower than overall (191.7).
  • The Vikings accumulate 114.0 rushing yards per game at home (11.9 more than their overall average), and concede 117.0 at home (8.6 less than overall).
  • The Vikings convert 34.6% of third downs in home games (2.8% higher than their overall average), and give up 35.3% at home (0.3% lower than overall).
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