Minnesota Vikings Odds

2021年4月12日
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29, 2019 - Chicago 21 at Minnesota 19, Vikings +5, Over 36.5 Sep. 29, 2019 - Chicago 16 vs. Minnesota 6, Bears +1, Under 38 Dec. 30, 2018 - Chicago 24 at Minnesota 10, Bears +6, Under 40.5 Nov. 18, 2018 - Chicago 25 vs. Minnesota 20, Bears -2.5, Over 44. The Vikings, however, have odds of +300, and they are clearly preferred to the Bears and Lions by bookmakers. That could change, of course. We saw last season how trades in and out transformed the AFC East Division, making it less predictable after years of dominance by the Patriots. A lot of pundits both here at UFFda!
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*November 16, 2020
*By Matt Blunt
*VegasInsider.com

As someone who does own a Vikings future for the conference, it’s nice to see a bit of life injected back into that ticket, but how much life is up for debate.
Minnesota had no problem opening up as a short road favorite in Chicago this week, so it’s pretty clear I’m not the only one out there that’s hoping those past futures may not be done yet.
Chicago just can’t score the football on anyone right now, so even on an off-day for the Vikings, can the Bears really be trusted? The spot is decent for Chicago as short home dogs, and they’ve had success against Minnesota in past years.
But this year’s Bears team really struggles to move the ball, and the Vikings defense has been getting better.
An interesting dilemma to firmly stand on a side to say the least.Betting Resources
*Week 10 Matchup: NFC North
*Expert Picks:Vegas Insiders
*Venue: Soldier Field
*Location: Chicago, Illinois
*Date: Monday, Nov. 16, 2020
*Time: 8:20 p.m. ET
*TV: ESPN
*Bet:BetMGM | BetRivers | FanDuel | PointsBet | All | Bet Now in IllinoisDalvin Cook leads the NFL with 12 rushing touchdowns as the Vikings battle the Bears. (AP)Vikings-Bears Betting Odds
*Spread: Minnesota -3
*Money-Line: Minnesota -160, Chicago +140
*Total: 43
Odds Subject to Change2020 Betting Stats
(Straight Up - SU, Against the Spread - ATS, Over-Under - O/U)Minnesota
*Overall: 3-5 SU, 5-3 ATS, 6-2 O/U
*Road: 2-2 SU, 3-1 ATS, 2-2 O/U
*Offense PPG: 27.1 (Rank 12)
*Defense PPG: 29.3 (Rank 25)
*Offense YPG: 382.0 (Rank 11)
*Defense YPG: 412.9 (Rank 29)Chicago
*Overall: 5-4 SU, 5-4 ATS, 3-6 O/U
*Home: 2-2 SU, 2-2 ATS, 1-3 O/U
*Offense PPG: 19.8 (Rank 29)
*Defense PPG: 21.1 (Rank 7)
*Offense YPG: 317.8 (Rank 29)
*Defense YPG: 335.1 (Rank 9)Over vs. Under Handicapping the Total
The first thought here is that if you are landing on the Bears side or at least leaning there quite a bit, then liking the ’under’ just as much should be the likely way to attack this game on the total.Advertisement
More games that end with a positive result for Chicago are going to be those 20-17 type games that saw Chicago sweep the season series last year and win four in a row overall.
The scores last year were 16-6 Bears and 21-19 Bears, so if you are leaning Bears and still have issues trusting their offense, it might be worth the time to shift focus to an ’under’ look.
But if you like the Vikings here the total does become much tougher. The defense has gotten loose in garbage time the last two weeks when they thankfully could afford it, but it’s also helped two likely ’unders’ flip late to those ’over’ bettors.
Based on how last year’s meetings went, Minnesota may prefer to play a faster pace to try and get the score up in the unreachable range for Chicago. But it is strength on strength when it’s Cook running against Chicago’s defense and a 20-17 Vikings win is always possible too.
Only one of the past eight meetings between these two had more than 45 total points scored, and six of the eight were capped at 40 points. It’s much easier to pass then really sweat out an ’under’ play as the better look I believe. Head-to-Head History
*Dec. 29, 2019 - Chicago 21 at Minnesota 19, Vikings +5, Over 36.5
*Sep. 29, 2019 - Chicago 16 vs. Minnesota 6, Bears +1, Under 38
*Dec. 30, 2018 - Chicago 24 at Minnesota 10, Bears +6, Under 40.5
*Nov. 18, 2018 - Chicago 25 vs. Minnesota 20, Bears -2.5, Over 44Vikings vs. Bears Handicapping the Side
Passing on the total without too much of a fight does suggest I like the Vikings here and I do believe that Minnesota is the play. Some of that is seasoned in preseason beliefs of Minnesota being a far better team ten they’ve shown so far, as now that they’ve started to play well there isn’t much of a reason to abandon the ship now.
But this is also about a Bears offense that has absolutely nothing that resembles any sort of identity other than one who knows how to get off the field in a hurry. Even in a game where the Vikings may not have their best stuff and/or Chicago’s defense can eliminate Cook, I don’t know how you can trust this Bears side to stay close enough. Minnesota has given up a garbage time TD in each of their last two wins to make those scores look closer than they were, and the Vikings would love to make it a clean run through the division.
Minnesota may have started off rough, but a win here would make it three straight division wins with Dallas, Carolina and Jacksonville all up next, and all at home for the Vikings. My Minnesota futures will have more than just a breath at that point.
The Bears are 2nd worst in the league in converting 3rd downs (32.26%), and that’s just marginally better than the Jets. Against a team that’s on the come up and seeing a lot of green grass ahead in ease of their schedule, the Bears likely continue to get exposed here.
In a close game I’m going to go down with Cousins, his decisions, and the talent around him over anything I can expect to confidently get from Chicago’s offense. It might actually be that simple for me.Key InjuriesMinnesota
*CB Cameron Dantzler: Concussion - Questionable
*TE Irv Smith Jr.: Groin - OutMinnesota Vikings Odds To Win Super BowlChicago
*NT John Jenkins: Ankle - Out
*TE Cole Kmet: Groin - Questionable
*S Sherrick McManis: Hand - Out
*LB Barkevious Mingo: Shoulder - Questionable
*RB David Montgomery: Concussion - Out
*C Sam Mustipher: Knee - Doubtful
*WR Allen Robinson II: Knee - Questionable
*OT Jason Spriggs: Knee - Questionable
*QB Mitchell Trubisky: Shoulder - OutVikings vs. Bears - Predictions
*Score Prediction: Minnesota wins 24-17
*Best Bet: Minnesota -32020 Monday Night Football (MNF) Betting ResultsBetting Results
Straight Up (SU), Against the Spread (ATS)
*Home-Away: 4-6 SU, 6-4 ATS
*Favorites-Underdogs: 7-3 SU, 5-5 ATS
*Over-Under: 4-62020 Monday Night Football Betting ResultsWeekMatchupLine/TotalScoreATS-Total1Pittsburgh at N.Y. GiantsSteelers -6, 4426-16Favorite-Under1Tennessee at DenverTitans -3, 41.516-14Underdog-Under2New Orleans at Las VegasSaints -4, 47.534-24Underdog-Over3Kansas City at BaltimoreRavens -3.5, 5534-20Underdog-Under4Atlanta at Green BayPackers -5, 56.530-16Favorite-Under5L.A. Chargers at New OrleansSaints -7, 4930-27 (OT)Underdog-Over6Arizona at DallasCowboys -1, 5638-10Underdog-Under7Chicago at L.A. RamsRams -6.5, 4424-10Favorite-Under8Tampa Bay at N.Y. GiantsBuccaneers -12.5, 4725-23Underdog-Over9New England at N.Y. JetsPatriots -9, 4230-27Underdog-Over10Minnesota at Chicago---11L.A. Rams at Tampa Bay---12Seattle at Philadelphia---13Buffalo at San Francisco---14Baltimore at Cleveland---15Pittsburgh at Cincinnati---16Buffalo at New England---Daily Newsletter - Sign Up Today!Sign up to get daily betting columns and advice delivered directly to your inbox.by submitting your data, you agree to VegasInsider.com Privacy PolicyWhat’s the spread on the next Vikings game?
You can bet on all of the Vikings games from the preseason through to the playoffs. Get the best available lines on every Vikings game below with our live odds feed from online sportsbooks in Iowa. Click any odds to go directly to the sportsbook, claim your bonus and get started on your Vikings bets.Vikings Vegas odds vs. online odds
Las Vegas remains entrenched as a sports betting mecca. The oddsmakers out in Sin City are talented, and the books attract lots of betting action. The odds for the biggest games and events are still viewed as the standard.
That said, the times are changing rapidly. Now that sports betting has been legalized in multiple states, there are a lot more options available. For example, there are a number of top sportsbooks here in Iowa that are completely legal.
They’re doing a fantastic job with the odds and lines, as well. In fact, they’re right in line with what you’ll see out west. That doesn’t mean they’ll always be the same, but it does mean that local oddsmakers are providing us with an efficient market.
While researching sports you want to bet on, there’s nothing wrong with checking out the latest numbers from Vegas. This will give you a baseline to compare things too, but there’s a good chance that you’ll find comparable numbers here at home.Vikings live/prop betting
When you’re getting set for a Vikings game, there will be plenty of betting opportunities for you to consider. Two of the more intriguing ones have emerged as popular options at online sportsbooks. Live betting lets you wager along as the game plays out, while props open the door to even more ways to bet on the proceedings.
For live betting, the best place to make it happen is with an app. All the top sportsbooks feature dedicated sections for current and upcoming offerings. As you enjoy the game, you can simply check out the app to scout for intriguing wagers. You’ll see updated Vikings odds for the spread, total and moneyline, as well as opportunities like this:
*How many total receptions for Adam Thielen and Justin Jefferson before halftime — over/under 8.5?
In advance of kickoff, you can find the available props for the game by clicking the main listing for the Vikings and their opponent. There will be some that are based on team performance or the game outcome, as well as plenty that revolve around player statistics.
*How many combined yards will Dalvin Cook have — over/under 114.5?
As you can see, there’s a lot of crossover between prop betting and fantasy sports, so it’s a great entry point for those with experience with the latter. There will be plenty of options for each game during the season, so be sure to check them out.Best Iowa betting apps 2021
Options are a good thing, and there are several when it comes to mobile sports betting in Iowa. Two of our top choices are William Hill and DraftKings, a pair of industry leaders that have been at the top of the charts in a number of legal states to date.
For years, William Hill was the top bookmaking operator across the pond. The company has been expanding its operations in the US for some time now and has been well-received. The odds and lines are always right in line with what the betting market supports, and the platform is laid out in clearly.
DraftKings burst onto the daily fantasy sports scene about a decade ago. It took some time, but the company emerged as the top destination for DFS. DraftKings had a close eye on developments with legal sports betting, and the company has been going all-in when states have legalized. The app is highly regarded across the industry.
For comparison purposes, it’s a close call. The William Hill app is a bit cleaner and smoother, but the DraftKings app does a better job with live betting and promotions. Bettors looking to get down to business may prefer the William Hill app, while those who like more features should look to DraftKings.Vikings betting lines explained
When there’s a Vikings game on tap, legal sportsbooks will be on standby with odds and lines for bettors to consider. The standard game listing covers three of the most popular ways to bet on the NFL. Here’s what you can expect to see:Detroit Lions+4.5 (-110) +180 O 52.5 (-110)Minnesota Vikings -4.5 (-110) -220 U 52.5 (-110)
Next to the two team names are the numbers for the point spread, moneyline and totals. A negative number points to a favorite, while underdogs get positive digits. For spreads and totals, you’ll see the number posted by the sportsbook as well as the odds for the wager.
In this example, Minnesota is favored by 4.5 points and is the moneyline favorite in a game with a projected total of 52.5 points. Here’s a quick runthrough of the three bet types:
*Point Spread: The side you choose has to cover the listed number for a winning bet. In this case, the Vikings have to win by five points or more, while the Lions can cover by keeping the margin to four points or fewer or by winning the game.
*Moneyline: This is one of the easiest bets on the wagering menu to understand and a great starting point for those new to betting. All you need to do is choose which side you think will win the game.
*Totals: Also known as an over/under bet, this wager is all about the total combined points that the two teams will score in the game. Sportsbooks set an estimate, and bettors then get to decide if they think it’ll be over or under that amount.
NFL games are heavily bet, so you can safely assume that all three bet types will attract a lot of action for Vikings games. Make sure you take the time to shop around at different sportsbooks, as the odds can be slightly different. While it may seem minor, those small shifts can make a big difference to your overall betting success.How did the Vikings do last year?
Minnesota has had a good run of success in reaching the postseason in recent times. The club made the playoffs in three of five seasons between 2015-19. It made it the furthest in 2017 with a loss in the NFC Championship game to the Philadelphia Eagles.
Entering 2020, some of the faces had changed, but the Vikings were still viewed as having enough talent to be a factor. Unfortunately, that didn’t end up being the case. An up-and-down season eventually saw the Vikings with a 7-9 record and on the outside come playoff time.Vikings schedule 2021-22
The NFL schedule release is one of the most highly anticipated events of the offseason. Fans get their first official glimpse of what the season ahead holds for their team. There’s still some time before we have complete clarity on what it’ll mean for the Vikings next season, but we do have a handle on who the majority of opponents will be.Minnesota Vikings Odds Chiefs
One potential wild card is the addition of a 17th game to each team’s schedule. The NFL’s latest collective bargaining agreement allows for such an addition, though there hasn’t been an official decision for 2021. With 16 games, the Vikings’ schedule would break down as follows. If a 17th game does get added, it would be an additional interconference game.
*Six games vs. NFC North rivals — one home and one away with each team.
*Four games vs. another NFC division — two home and two away.
*Four games vs. an AFC division — two home and two away.
*Two games vs. other NFC clubs based on standings from the previous season.Minnesota Vikings Odds For Super Bowl
The NFL scheduling formula requires a rotation of which divisions will square off against one another each season. Next time around, games with the AFC North and NFC West are on tap for the Vikings. Since we know that, we can say for certain that 14 of the games line up like this:
*Six games against NFC North: Detroit Lions, Green Bay Packers, Minnesota Vikings
*Four games against AFC North: Baltimore Ravens, Cincinnati Bengals, Cleveland Browns, Pittsburgh Steelers
*Six games against NFC West: Arizona Cardinals, Los Angeles Rams, San Francisco 49ers, Seattle Seahawks
The actual dates of when the Vikings will face each opponent also remain up in the air. In the interim, we can look ahead to some quality contests against lots of other potential playoff contenders in the coming campaign.Vikings recent stat leaders
The Vikings have been an entertaining bunch in recent years. There has been a lot of star power on offense, as well as talent on defense. Add it all up, and it’s not too tough to see why the team has been in contention more often than not. Here’s a look at the leaders in some key stats over recent seasons:YearPass YdsRush YdsReceiving YdsTacklesSacks2019Cousins - 3,603Cook - 1,135Diggs - 1,130Kendricks - 110Hunter - 14.52018Cousins - 4,298Cook - 615Thielen - 1,373Kendricks - 108Hunter - 14.52017Keenum - 3,547Murray - 842Thielen - 1,276Kendricks - 113Griffen - 132016Bradford - 3,877McKinnon - 539Thielen - 967Kendricks - 109Hunter - 12.52015Bridgewater - 3,231Peterson - 1,485Diggs - 720Kendricks - 92Griffen - 10.5Starting QBs, last 10 years
Kirk Cousins has been the man behind center for the Vikings recently. Prior to that, the club spent some time looking for a long-term answer. Here’s a look back at the starting QBs over the past decade in Minnesota and how the team fared in each season:
*2020: Kirk Cousins, 16. Team record, 7-9.
*2019: Kirk Cousins, 15 games. Sean Mannion, 1. Team record, 10-6.
*2018: Kirk Cousins, 16. Team record, 8-7-1.
*2017: Case Keenum, 14. Sam Bradford, 2. Team record, 13-3.
*2016: Sam Bradford, 15. Shaun Hill, 1. Team record, 8-8.
*2015: Teddy Bridgewater, 16. Team record, 11-5.
*2014: Teddy Bridgewater, 12. Matt Cassel, 3. Josh Freeman, 1. Team record, 7-9.
*2013: Christian Ponder, 9. Matt Cassel, 6. Josh Freeman, 1. Team record, 5-10-1.
*2012: Christian Ponder, 16. Team record, 10-6.
*2011: Christian Ponder, 10. Donovan McNabb, 6. Team record, 3-13.
*2010: Brett Favre, 13. Tarvaris Jackson, 1. Joe Webb, 2. Team record, 6-10.Vikings draft picks
As a team that has regularly been in postseason contention, it’s clear that the Vikings have done a solid job in the NFL draft. Of course, there have been some swings and misses along the way. Here’s a look at the last five players who have been drafted in the first round by Minnesota:YearPlayerPositionCollege2020Justin JeffersonWRLSU2020Jeff GladneyCBTCU2019Garrett BradburyCNorth Carolina State2018Mike HughesCBCentral Florida2016Laquon TreadwellWRMississippiVikings bench staff
Mike Zimmer has served as the head coach of the Vikings since 2014. This is a franchise that doesn’t switch things up as much as others might. In Minnesota history, only nine coaches have had the top job. Let’s take a look at the current staff that Zimmer put together:
*Offensive coordinator/assistant head coach: Gary Kubiak
*Offensive line/run game coordinator: Rick Dennison
*Running backs: Kennedy Polamalu
*Tight ends: Brian Pariani
*Quarterbacks: Klint Kubiak
*Wide receivers: Andrew Janocko
*Assistant offensive line: Phil Rauscher
*Offensive quality control: Christian Jones
*Offensive quality control: AC Patterson
*Co-defensive coordinator/defensive line: Andre Patterson
*Co-defensive coordinator/linebackers: Adam Zimmer
*Senior defensive assistant: Dom Capers
*Defensive backs: Daronte Jones
*Defensive quality control/assistant linebackers: Nick Rallis
*Assistant defensive line: Imarjaye Albury
*Assistant defensive backs: Roy Anderson
*Special teams coordinator: Marwan Ma

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