The Best Packers vs Bears Player Props to Bet on Saturday

• The Green Bay Packers visit the Chicago Bears Saturday in an NFC North showdown
• D’Andre Swift has rushed for at least 60 yards in five of his last six games
• Keep reading for the best Packers vs Bears player props to bet on Saturday

The NFC North lead is on the line tonight in the Windy City, as the Packers (9-3-1) visit the Bears (10-4). Green Bay has been decimated by injuries over the last few weeks and there’s a chance they’re missing three of their top-four most important players for this contest (Micah Parsons, Tucker Kraft, Christian Watson).

Injuries have shifted the Pack from a favorite to an underdog, which affects how we approach our player prop targets. Chicago wants to lean run heavy from the jump, and I’m betting a projected positive game script will boost their rushing floor.

The table below lists the main Packers vs Bears player props available in the NFL odds, plus my favorite O/U to target.

GB Packers vs Chicago Bears Player Props

My Packers vs Bears player props card starts with over 52.5 rushing yards for Chicago’s D’Andre Swift. The Bears lead back is enjoying his best season as a pro, and Chicago’s run scheme has been giving opponents fits lately.

I’m also backing over 1.5 touchdowns for Green Bay’s Jordan Love, and under 29.5 receiving yards for the Bears Olamide Zaccheaus.

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Packers vs Bears Player Prop Bet #1: D’Andre Swift Rushing Yards

Let’s start with Swift. He’s put up 60+ rushing yards in five of his past six games, including the Bears Week 14 loss at Green Bay.

Chicago enters play ranked third in EPA/rush this season, and second in early down rushing success rate. That allows them to stay on track and continue to pound the rock. Swift will cede some carries to Kyle Monangai, but the former has been the much more efficient back.

Chicago Bears Rushing Stats

A little extra rest has been a boost for Swift, as it’s kept him fresh and explosive. He’s still averaging 15+ carries a game, and 5.0 yards attempt, and the matchup isn’t nearly as imposing as it once was.

The Packers defense is going to take a step back without Parsons. He eats up double teams, freeing up his teammates to make plays. Green Bay is also down Devonte Wyatt, arguably their best run stopper, and his absence leaves a gaping hole in the Packers interior.

Packers vs Bears Player Prop Bet #2: Jordan Love Passing TD

Injuries are likely going to cost the Packers a chance to make noise in the Super Bowl 60 odds, but that shouldn’t overshadow Jordan Love’s phenomenal season.

Love leads all quarterbacks in total EPA and EPA/play, and ranks third in average depth of target. He’s tossed 8 TD in his last three games alone, including three versus Chicago two weeks ago. His receiving corps is hurting, but he’s done an excellent job of spreading the football around, throwing touchdowns to 10 different pass catchers.

He’s playing like an NFL MVP odds candidate, and he can certainly take advantage of a Bears defense that’s allowed the fifth most passing touchdowns in the league.

Packers vs Bears Player Prop Bet #3: Olamide Zaccheaus Receiving Yards

Chicago is dealing with wide receiver injuries of their own, with Rome Odunze and Luther Burden both ruled out. That means more playing time for Olamide Zaccheaus, but I’m not expecting him to make a big impact.

Earning targets is a skill, and one that Zaccheaus doesn’t possess. He’s been targeted just 14 times total over his last six games, and has turned those looks into only 6 catches. Even with Odunze out last week, he put up a doughnut, and he hasn’t exceeded 19 receiving yards in a game in nearly two months.