Packers vs. Bears Predictions

We have Packers vs. Bears predictions for Week 16 of the NFL on Sunday, December 21 at 12:20 PM.

It doesn’t get tougher than the Packers vs. Bears, and this game will have a massive impact on the NFL playoff race.

Packers vs. Bears Predictions

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Best Bet

Bears @ $1.96

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The Bears lost to the Packers 28-21 just two weeks ago, but that came at Lambeau Field, and they could turn the tables on Sunday.

It has been a good year for the Bears, and much better than expected. They are a strong playoff contender on the back of good defence and improved play from former top draft pick Caleb Williams, who has lived up to his potential.

They’re not the complete package, and the Packers are a dangerous team, but the Packers lost to Denver last week, and we weren’t impressed. They could have a hangover from the loss, so take the team with more momentum.

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Same Game Multi

Bears H2H, D.J. Moore Anytime Touchdown Scorer, Jordan Love Under 235.5 Passing Yards, Under 46.5 Points @ $10.50

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D.J. Moore hasn’t always been the most consistent player this season, but he has two touchdown games from the last five weeks, including last week against Cleveland. He is a $2.50 chance to score a TD, which is worth including in picks.

We could see a poor game from Packers’ QB Jordan Love. He wasn’t able to get going against the Broncos, and the Bears’ defence could put pressure on him. Include Love under 235.5 passing yards in NFL multi bets.

They scored 49 points in their last meeting, but defence should step up and make it a lower scoring contest. We have a final score of 20-17 to the Bears.

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Best Value Bet

Bears Halftime/Fulltime @ $2.90

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The Bears should rely on their defence from the outset, and that should see them take a lead at halftime and hold off Packers late.

Punters get value odds of $2.90 for a halftime/fulltime finish, and the home team should control the tempo of the game, and a slow tempo plays into their hands.

We expect the Bears to lead 10-7 at the half, before keeping pace in the second half.

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After graduating from the University of Auckland (BA - English), Daryl was thrown into the world of sports and horse racing journalism.

Having worked as a racing journalist for two years, he decided to move into the online world of horse racing and sports writing. After years of honing his craft, Daryl became a professional punter in 2009 - with a focus on horse racing, NRL, AFL, NBA, Rugby, NFL, and US college sports.

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