Seahawks-Bears Props: Smith-Njigba Receiving Yards & RB Props

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Receiving Props Take Center Stage as Seattle Faces Chicago

Seattle’s defense has yet to allow a 200-yard passer, but Caleb Williams could become the first to reach that mark. The preferred props are the over on Jaxon Smith-Njigba’s receiving yards and his longest reception. His reception total is less certain, but he could have a strong game against the Bears.

Chicago’s offense should also find ways to score. Burden and Rome Odunze have come alive over the past couple of weeks. Burden recorded more than 100 yards last week, while Odunze had roughly 70 yards in the second half. Colston Loveland has also become a weapon again.

Running the ball could be difficult for both teams. Seattle is returning to rookie Price and Charbonnet after Emmanuel Wilson performed well when given the ball. Charbonnet remains the preferred option near the goal line.

Kenneth Walker’s struggles from the one-yard line have become a surprising trend. Despite a difficult couple of weeks, he is still viewed as one of the NFL’s best running backs. Seattle may have recognized the issue last season when Charbonnet scored the touchdowns while Walker received most of the carries.

Kansas City must find an answer after repeatedly giving Walker the ball near the goal line against Denver without success. The issue contributed to the loss, even though Walker remains a better running back than anyone Seattle currently has. Denver’s defense has also become a different unit since Walker ran effectively against it in the opening game of the season.