Minnesota Vikings Odds
4th in NFC North- ATS Record
- 3-4-0
- 19th Overall
- Rushing Yards
- 30th
- 657 RYPG
- Passing Yards
- 27th
- 1419 PYPG
- Total Yards
- 30th
- 2076 YPG
Lions vs Vikings Odds
More Odds| Spread | Total | Moneyline | |
|---|---|---|---|
| MIN | +8.5-108 | o48-113 | +370 |
 DET | -8.5-112 | u48-107 | -500 |
Vikings Injuries
All NFL Injuries- Sione TakitakiLB
Takitaki is questionable with groin
Questionable
- Josh OliverTE
Oliver is out with foot
Out
- Rondale MooreWR
Moore is out with knee
Out
- Elijah WilliamsDE
Williams is out with hamstring
Out
Picks
Brian Bitler
Last 30d: 11-18-0 (-23.2u)
MIN +8.5-105
MIN
@DET
3u
11/02 6:00 PM
1
Gilles Gallant
Last 30d: 23-78-1 (-11.1u)
J.Addison 2+ TDs Yes+2500
MIN
@DET
0.25u
11/02 6:00 PM
13
Gilles Gallant
Last 30d: 23-78-1 (-11.1u)
J.Addison Anytime TD Scorer Yes+250
MIN
@DET
0.5u
11/02 6:00 PM
18
Allan Lem
Last 30d: 40-22-0 (+7.0u)
A.Hutchinson u3.5 Tackles + Ast-112
MIN
@DET
0.56u
11/02 6:00 PM
Tailing @The_Oddsmaker
Sean Koerner
Last 30d: 40-30-0 (+5.9u)
A.Hutchinson u3.5 Tackles + Ast-112
MIN
@DET
0.56u
11/02 6:00 PM
Hutchinson has only cleared this number in 2 of 7 games this season, and that’s with a sack in 5 of them. I’m projecting him for 1.2 sacks here (right in line with his sack prop) yet still landing around 3.1 total tackles, giving roughly a 61% chance he stays under 3.5.
There are multiple paths for him to finish under even if he records a sack or two. Detroit should dominate time of possession, limiting Minnesota’s total play volume. The Vikings are projected for 21.5 rush attempts, about 0.5 fewer than Detroit’s season average faced, which reduces Hutchinson’s run-game tackle chances. He’ll still have sack upside, but his tackle floor is lower in this game script.
56
Grant Neiffer
Last 30d: 21-52-0 (+1.1u)
J.McCarthy o34.5 Pass Att+290
MIN
@DET
0.25u
11/02 6:00 PM
6
Grant Neiffer
Last 30d: 21-52-0 (+1.1u)
J.McCarthy o39.5 Pass Att+900
MIN
@DET
0.25u
11/02 6:00 PM
2
Grant Neiffer
Last 30d: 21-52-0 (+1.1u)
J.McCarthy o29.5 Pass Att-125
MIN
@DET
1.25u
11/02 6:00 PM
7
Brandon Anderson
Last 30d: 45-84-0 (+5.9u)
J.Jefferson o179.5 Rec Yds+3000
MIN
@DET
0.1u
11/02 6:00 PM
This pains me to admit as a Vikings fan, but Dan Campbell's Lions absolutely own this division rivalry right now.
Jared Goff is a perfect 8-0 ATS with the Lions against Minnesota. The Lions have won five in a row against the Vikings by an average of 10.2 PPG, including wins by at least 11 points in three straight home meetings.
Goff and this Lions offense have shredded defensive coordinator Brian Flores's defense, owning the middle of the field and getting the ball out quickly to playmakers to defeat all that Flores' aggression before it can get home.
Amon-Ra St. Brown has at least six catches for 60 yards in eight straight games against Minnesota — and this is as bad as the Vikings defense has been in years, too.
Now J.J. McCarthy returns as quarterback for the Vikings after nearly two months away, magically healthy and ready after a season-ending Carson Wentz injury, just in time to face the league's No. 1 DVOA defense on the road in Detroit. Yikes.
Minnesota invested heavily in its offensive line but has gotten horrid injury luck. McCarthy has held the ball too long and won't have that luxury against Detroit's pressure.
I don't mind just grabbing Lions -8.5, if you can only bet the full game.
Jared Goff is a ridiculous 75% ATS with the Lions in indoor games, and Dan Campbell is 71% ATS as a favorite in his career. The Lions are rested off the bye as well, with both Goff and Campbell profitable in that spot in their careers.
I prefer the Lions' first half at -5.5. We get below a touchdown, and we also get to bet against a rusty McCarthy right out of the gates.
McCarthy was terrible early in both his September starts, struggling to find a rhythm until the second half. And really, the Vikings have been awful in first halves almost all year.
Minnesota did lay the smackdown on Carolina, leading 34-3 at the half, but the Vikings are 1-6 ATS in first halves (compared to 5-2 ATS in the second half), so that was the only bright spot. The Vikings haven't scored more than seven points in the first half outside of that Panthers game, trailing by 7.3 PPG at halftime this season, with an average score of 13.0 to 5.7.
The Vikings offense ranks dead last by DVOA in the first half, and those first-half woes have played out in this rivalry, too. The Lions led by an average score of 12.3 to 6.3 at halftime in their last three home games against Minnesota, and the Lions are 5-2 against the first-half spread this season.
There's one other reason to play just a Lions first-half angle — because the Lions' secondary has major injury issues and we won't have to wait around in fear of a backdoor cover.
Detroit has allowed the third most fantasy points to opposing wide receivers. The Lions have really only faced two true superstar WRs so far, and both Rome Odunze and Ja'Marr Chase had at least six catches for 110 yards and two scores.
Enter Justin Jefferson.
Jefferson has devoured the Lions in his career. He has 1,208 receiving yards against Detroit, most against any team, with the Bears a very distant second at 729. Jefferson averages 121 YPG in 10 games against the Lions, with at least 124 yards in over half (six) of those. He's had games with 182, 192, and 223 yards against Detroit!
That said, McCarthy is a bit of a reason for concern. Jefferson caught just 3.5 passes for 63 YPG with McCarthy, compared to 6.8 for 95 with Wentz. But he's also gone over this posted yards line of 72.5 in six straight games since the opener, including one McCarthy game.
I'll skip the median outcome in case McCarthy is just a dud and go straight for some of the high-end outcomes.
Split your bet between 100+ receiving yards at +240 and 120+ yards at +475 (bet365). And if you like the upside, it's probably worth nibbling 150 yards at +1200 (bet365) and 180 yards at +3000 (DraftKings) too, since Jefferson's done that in the past against Detroit.
Remember, Jefferson is doing all this damage despite Detroit's dominance against Minnesota in recent years. This should play in any game script.
29
Brandon Anderson
Last 30d: 45-84-0 (+5.9u)
J.Jefferson o119.5 Rec Yds+475
MIN
@DET
0.25u
11/02 6:00 PM
This pains me to admit as a Vikings fan, but Dan Campbell's Lions absolutely own this division rivalry right now.
Jared Goff is a perfect 8-0 ATS with the Lions against Minnesota. The Lions have won five in a row against the Vikings by an average of 10.2 PPG, including wins by at least 11 points in three straight home meetings.
Goff and this Lions offense have shredded defensive coordinator Brian Flores's defense, owning the middle of the field and getting the ball out quickly to playmakers to defeat all that Flores' aggression before it can get home.
Amon-Ra St. Brown has at least six catches for 60 yards in eight straight games against Minnesota — and this is as bad as the Vikings defense has been in years, too.
Now J.J. McCarthy returns as quarterback for the Vikings after nearly two months away, magically healthy and ready after a season-ending Carson Wentz injury, just in time to face the league's No. 1 DVOA defense on the road in Detroit. Yikes.
Minnesota invested heavily in its offensive line but has gotten horrid injury luck. McCarthy has held the ball too long and won't have that luxury against Detroit's pressure.
I don't mind just grabbing Lions -8.5, if you can only bet the full game.
Jared Goff is a ridiculous 75% ATS with the Lions in indoor games, and Dan Campbell is 71% ATS as a favorite in his career. The Lions are rested off the bye as well, with both Goff and Campbell profitable in that spot in their careers.
I prefer the Lions' first half at -5.5. We get below a touchdown, and we also get to bet against a rusty McCarthy right out of the gates.
McCarthy was terrible early in both his September starts, struggling to find a rhythm until the second half. And really, the Vikings have been awful in first halves almost all year.
Minnesota did lay the smackdown on Carolina, leading 34-3 at the half, but the Vikings are 1-6 ATS in first halves (compared to 5-2 ATS in the second half), so that was the only bright spot. The Vikings haven't scored more than seven points in the first half outside of that Panthers game, trailing by 7.3 PPG at halftime this season, with an average score of 13.0 to 5.7.
The Vikings offense ranks dead last by DVOA in the first half, and those first-half woes have played out in this rivalry, too. The Lions led by an average score of 12.3 to 6.3 at halftime in their last three home games against Minnesota, and the Lions are 5-2 against the first-half spread this season.
There's one other reason to play just a Lions first-half angle — because the Lions' secondary has major injury issues and we won't have to wait around in fear of a backdoor cover.
Detroit has allowed the third most fantasy points to opposing wide receivers. The Lions have really only faced two true superstar WRs so far, and both Rome Odunze and Ja'Marr Chase had at least six catches for 110 yards and two scores.
Enter Justin Jefferson.
Jefferson has devoured the Lions in his career. He has 1,208 receiving yards against Detroit, most against any team, with the Bears a very distant second at 729. Jefferson averages 121 YPG in 10 games against the Lions, with at least 124 yards in over half (six) of those. He's had games with 182, 192, and 223 yards against Detroit!
That said, McCarthy is a bit of a reason for concern. Jefferson caught just 3.5 passes for 63 YPG with McCarthy, compared to 6.8 for 95 with Wentz. But he's also gone over this posted yards line of 72.5 in six straight games since the opener, including one McCarthy game.
I'll skip the median outcome in case McCarthy is just a dud and go straight for some of the high-end outcomes.
Split your bet between 100+ receiving yards at +240 and 120+ yards at +475 (bet365). And if you like the upside, it's probably worth nibbling 150 yards at +1200 (bet365) and 180 yards at +3000 (DraftKings) too, since Jefferson's done that in the past against Detroit.
Remember, Jefferson is doing all this damage despite Detroit's dominance against Minnesota in recent years. This should play in any game script.
31
Brandon Anderson
Last 30d: 45-84-0 (+5.9u)
DET -5.5 (1H)-110
MIN
@DET
1u
11/02 6:00 PM
This pains me to admit as a Vikings fan, but Dan Campbell's Lions absolutely own this division rivalry right now.
Jared Goff is a perfect 8-0 ATS with the Lions against Minnesota. The Lions have won five in a row against the Vikings by an average of 10.2 PPG, including wins by at least 11 points in three straight home meetings.
Goff and this Lions offense have shredded defensive coordinator Brian Flores's defense, owning the middle of the field and getting the ball out quickly to playmakers to defeat all that Flores' aggression before it can get home.
Amon-Ra St. Brown has at least six catches for 60 yards in eight straight games against Minnesota — and this is as bad as the Vikings defense has been in years, too.
Now J.J. McCarthy returns as quarterback for the Vikings after nearly two months away, magically healthy and ready after a season-ending Carson Wentz injury, just in time to face the league's No. 1 DVOA defense on the road in Detroit. Yikes.
Minnesota invested heavily in its offensive line but has gotten horrid injury luck. McCarthy has held the ball too long and won't have that luxury against Detroit's pressure.
I don't mind just grabbing Lions -8.5, if you can only bet the full game.
Jared Goff is a ridiculous 75% ATS with the Lions in indoor games, and Dan Campbell is 71% ATS as a favorite in his career. The Lions are rested off the bye as well, with both Goff and Campbell profitable in that spot in their careers.
I prefer the Lions' first half at -5.5. We get below a touchdown, and we also get to bet against a rusty McCarthy right out of the gates.
McCarthy was terrible early in both his September starts, struggling to find a rhythm until the second half. And really, the Vikings have been awful in first halves almost all year.
Minnesota did lay the smackdown on Carolina, leading 34-3 at the half, but the Vikings are 1-6 ATS in first halves (compared to 5-2 ATS in the second half), so that was the only bright spot. The Vikings haven't scored more than seven points in the first half outside of that Panthers game, trailing by 7.3 PPG at halftime this season, with an average score of 13.0 to 5.7.
The Vikings offense ranks dead last by DVOA in the first half, and those first-half woes have played out in this rivalry, too. The Lions led by an average score of 12.3 to 6.3 at halftime in their last three home games against Minnesota, and the Lions are 5-2 against the first-half spread this season.
There's one other reason to play just a Lions first-half angle — because the Lions' secondary has major injury issues and we won't have to wait around in fear of a backdoor cover.
Detroit has allowed the third most fantasy points to opposing wide receivers. The Lions have really only faced two true superstar WRs so far, and both Rome Odunze and Ja'Marr Chase had at least six catches for 110 yards and two scores.
Enter Justin Jefferson.
Jefferson has devoured the Lions in his career. He has 1,208 receiving yards against Detroit, most against any team, with the Bears a very distant second at 729. Jefferson averages 121 YPG in 10 games against the Lions, with at least 124 yards in over half (six) of those. He's had games with 182, 192, and 223 yards against Detroit!
That said, McCarthy is a bit of a reason for concern. Jefferson caught just 3.5 passes for 63 YPG with McCarthy, compared to 6.8 for 95 with Wentz. But he's also gone over this posted yards line of 72.5 in six straight games since the opener, including one McCarthy game.
I'll skip the median outcome in case McCarthy is just a dud and go straight for some of the high-end outcomes.
Split your bet between 100+ receiving yards at +240 and 120+ yards at +475 (bet365). And if you like the upside, it's probably worth nibbling 150 yards at +1200 (bet365) and 180 yards at +3000 (DraftKings) too, since Jefferson's done that in the past against Detroit.
Remember, Jefferson is doing all this damage despite Detroit's dominance against Minnesota in recent years. This should play in any game script.
56
Brandon Anderson
Last 30d: 45-84-0 (+5.9u)
J.Jefferson 100+ Receiving Yards Yes+240
MIN
@DET
0.25u
11/02 6:00 PM
This pains me to admit as a Vikings fan, but Dan Campbell's Lions absolutely own this division rivalry right now.
Jared Goff is a perfect 8-0 ATS with the Lions against Minnesota. The Lions have won five in a row against the Vikings by an average of 10.2 PPG, including wins by at least 11 points in three straight home meetings.
Goff and this Lions offense have shredded defensive coordinator Brian Flores's defense, owning the middle of the field and getting the ball out quickly to playmakers to defeat all that Flores' aggression before it can get home.
Amon-Ra St. Brown has at least six catches for 60 yards in eight straight games against Minnesota — and this is as bad as the Vikings defense has been in years, too.
Now J.J. McCarthy returns as quarterback for the Vikings after nearly two months away, magically healthy and ready after a season-ending Carson Wentz injury, just in time to face the league's No. 1 DVOA defense on the road in Detroit. Yikes.
Minnesota invested heavily in its offensive line but has gotten horrid injury luck. McCarthy has held the ball too long and won't have that luxury against Detroit's pressure.
I don't mind just grabbing Lions -8.5, if you can only bet the full game.
Jared Goff is a ridiculous 75% ATS with the Lions in indoor games, and Dan Campbell is 71% ATS as a favorite in his career. The Lions are rested off the bye as well, with both Goff and Campbell profitable in that spot in their careers.
I prefer the Lions' first half at -5.5. We get below a touchdown, and we also get to bet against a rusty McCarthy right out of the gates.
McCarthy was terrible early in both his September starts, struggling to find a rhythm until the second half. And really, the Vikings have been awful in first halves almost all year.
Minnesota did lay the smackdown on Carolina, leading 34-3 at the half, but the Vikings are 1-6 ATS in first halves (compared to 5-2 ATS in the second half), so that was the only bright spot. The Vikings haven't scored more than seven points in the first half outside of that Panthers game, trailing by 7.3 PPG at halftime this season, with an average score of 13.0 to 5.7.
The Vikings offense ranks dead last by DVOA in the first half, and those first-half woes have played out in this rivalry, too. The Lions led by an average score of 12.3 to 6.3 at halftime in their last three home games against Minnesota, and the Lions are 5-2 against the first-half spread this season.
There's one other reason to play just a Lions first-half angle — because the Lions' secondary has major injury issues and we won't have to wait around in fear of a backdoor cover.
Detroit has allowed the third most fantasy points to opposing wide receivers. The Lions have really only faced two true superstar WRs so far, and both Rome Odunze and Ja'Marr Chase had at least six catches for 110 yards and two scores.
Enter Justin Jefferson.
Jefferson has devoured the Lions in his career. He has 1,208 receiving yards against Detroit, most against any team, with the Bears a very distant second at 729. Jefferson averages 121 YPG in 10 games against the Lions, with at least 124 yards in over half (six) of those. He's had games with 182, 192, and 223 yards against Detroit!
That said, McCarthy is a bit of a reason for concern. Jefferson caught just 3.5 passes for 63 YPG with McCarthy, compared to 6.8 for 95 with Wentz. But he's also gone over this posted yards line of 72.5 in six straight games since the opener, including one McCarthy game.
I'll skip the median outcome in case McCarthy is just a dud and go straight for some of the high-end outcomes.
Split your bet between 100+ receiving yards at +240 and 120+ yards at +475 (bet365). And if you like the upside, it's probably worth nibbling 150 yards at +1200 (bet365) and 180 yards at +3000 (DraftKings) too, since Jefferson's done that in the past against Detroit.
Remember, Jefferson is doing all this damage despite Detroit's dominance against Minnesota in recent years. This should play in any game script.
43
Brandon Anderson
Last 30d: 45-84-0 (+5.9u)
J.Jefferson 150+ Receiving Yards Yes+1200
MIN
@DET
0.1u
11/02 6:00 PM
This pains me to admit as a Vikings fan, but Dan Campbell's Lions absolutely own this division rivalry right now.
Jared Goff is a perfect 8-0 ATS with the Lions against Minnesota. The Lions have won five in a row against the Vikings by an average of 10.2 PPG, including wins by at least 11 points in three straight home meetings.
Goff and this Lions offense have shredded defensive coordinator Brian Flores's defense, owning the middle of the field and getting the ball out quickly to playmakers to defeat all that Flores' aggression before it can get home.
Amon-Ra St. Brown has at least six catches for 60 yards in eight straight games against Minnesota — and this is as bad as the Vikings defense has been in years, too.
Now J.J. McCarthy returns as quarterback for the Vikings after nearly two months away, magically healthy and ready after a season-ending Carson Wentz injury, just in time to face the league's No. 1 DVOA defense on the road in Detroit. Yikes.
Minnesota invested heavily in its offensive line but has gotten horrid injury luck. McCarthy has held the ball too long and won't have that luxury against Detroit's pressure.
I don't mind just grabbing Lions -8.5, if you can only bet the full game.
Jared Goff is a ridiculous 75% ATS with the Lions in indoor games, and Dan Campbell is 71% ATS as a favorite in his career. The Lions are rested off the bye as well, with both Goff and Campbell profitable in that spot in their careers.
I prefer the Lions' first half at -5.5. We get below a touchdown, and we also get to bet against a rusty McCarthy right out of the gates.
McCarthy was terrible early in both his September starts, struggling to find a rhythm until the second half. And really, the Vikings have been awful in first halves almost all year.
Minnesota did lay the smackdown on Carolina, leading 34-3 at the half, but the Vikings are 1-6 ATS in first halves (compared to 5-2 ATS in the second half), so that was the only bright spot. The Vikings haven't scored more than seven points in the first half outside of that Panthers game, trailing by 7.3 PPG at halftime this season, with an average score of 13.0 to 5.7.
The Vikings offense ranks dead last by DVOA in the first half, and those first-half woes have played out in this rivalry, too. The Lions led by an average score of 12.3 to 6.3 at halftime in their last three home games against Minnesota, and the Lions are 5-2 against the first-half spread this season.
There's one other reason to play just a Lions first-half angle — because the Lions' secondary has major injury issues and we won't have to wait around in fear of a backdoor cover.
Detroit has allowed the third most fantasy points to opposing wide receivers. The Lions have really only faced two true superstar WRs so far, and both Rome Odunze and Ja'Marr Chase had at least six catches for 110 yards and two scores.
Enter Justin Jefferson.
Jefferson has devoured the Lions in his career. He has 1,208 receiving yards against Detroit, most against any team, with the Bears a very distant second at 729. Jefferson averages 121 YPG in 10 games against the Lions, with at least 124 yards in over half (six) of those. He's had games with 182, 192, and 223 yards against Detroit!
That said, McCarthy is a bit of a reason for concern. Jefferson caught just 3.5 passes for 63 YPG with McCarthy, compared to 6.8 for 95 with Wentz. But he's also gone over this posted yards line of 72.5 in six straight games since the opener, including one McCarthy game.
I'll skip the median outcome in case McCarthy is just a dud and go straight for some of the high-end outcomes.
Split your bet between 100+ receiving yards at +240 and 120+ yards at +475 (bet365). And if you like the upside, it's probably worth nibbling 150 yards at +1200 (bet365) and 180 yards at +3000 (DraftKings) too, since Jefferson's done that in the past against Detroit.
Remember, Jefferson is doing all this damage despite Detroit's dominance against Minnesota in recent years. This should play in any game script.
34
TAN Pod Touchdown Show
Last 30d: 20-73-2 (-7.7u)
J.Williams Anytime TD Scorer Yes+200
MIN
@DET
0.5u
11/02 6:00 PM
@GDAWG5000 https://myaction.app/Ejv6Hiy9UXb
4
TAN Pod Touchdown Show
Last 30d: 20-73-2 (-7.7u)
J.Addison Anytime TD Scorer Yes+250
MIN
@DET
0.5u
11/02 6:00 PM
@GDAWG5000 https://myaction.app/Ejv6Hiy9UXb
1
Action Pod NFL Picks
Last 30d: 59-106-0 (-0.2u)
J.Jefferson o119.5 Rec Yds+475
MIN
@DET
0.21u
11/02 6:00 PM
@wheatonbrando https://myaction.app/o8f8S6B7UXb
1
Action Pod NFL Picks
Last 30d: 59-106-0 (-0.2u)
J.Jefferson o179.5 Rec Yds+3000
MIN
@DET
0.1u
11/02 6:00 PM
@wheatonbrando https://myaction.app/o8f8S6B7UXb
Action Pod NFL Picks
Last 30d: 59-106-0 (-0.2u)
J.Jefferson 100+ Receiving Yards Yes+240
MIN
@DET
0.42u
11/02 6:00 PM
@wheatonbrando https://myaction.app/o8f8S6B7UXb
2
Action Pod NFL Picks
Last 30d: 59-106-0 (-0.2u)
J.Jefferson 150+ Receiving Yards Yes+1240
MIN
@DET
0.1u
11/02 6:00 PM
@wheatonbrando https://myaction.app/o8f8S6B7UXb
Roger Goodell
Last 30d: 30-25-0 (+5.3u)
J.Gibbs o70.5 Rush Yds-110
MIN
@DET
0.5u
11/02 6:00 PM
12
Action Pod NFL Picks
Last 30d: 59-106-0 (-0.2u)
DET -5.5 (1H)-118
MIN
@DET
1u
11/02 6:00 PM
@wheatonbrando https://myaction.app/o8f8S6B7UXb
1
Sandy Plashkes
Last 30d: 34-36-0 (+0.1u)
MIN +9-110
MIN
@DET
1.1u
11/02 6:00 PM
2
Grant Neiffer
Last 30d: 21-52-0 (+1.1u)
A.St. Brown Anytime TD Scorer Yes+100
MIN
@DET
0.5u
11/02 6:00 PM
25
Grant Neiffer
Last 30d: 21-52-0 (+1.1u)
J.Addison Anytime TD Scorer Yes+250
MIN
@DET
0.5u
11/02 6:00 PM
22
Grant Neiffer
Last 30d: 21-52-0 (+1.1u)
J.Nailor Anytime TD Scorer Yes+800
MIN
@DET
0.25u
11/02 6:00 PM
18
Will Brinson
Last 30d: 6-7-0 (-0.2u)
DET -8.5-110
MIN
@DET
1.1u
11/02 6:00 PM
2
Boomer Betz
Last 30d: 67-58-0 (+2.5u)
A.Jones o30.5 Rush Yds-115
MIN
@DET
1u
11/02 6:00 PM
9
Action Pod NFL Picks
Last 30d: 59-106-0 (-0.2u)
MIN +8.5-110
MIN
@DET
1u
11/02 6:00 PM
@sundaysixpack @ChrisRaybon https://myaction.app/4zetPc3nTXb
Sunday Six Pack
Last 30d: 11-13-0 (-3.4u)
MIN +8.5-110
MIN
@DET
1.1u
11/02 6:00 PM
@ChrisRaybon 2 https://myaction.app/4zetPc3nTXb
12
Babs .
Last 30d: 36-40-1 (-2.0u)
J.Goff o0.5 Rush Yds+110
MIN
@DET
1u
11/02 6:00 PM
1
Brandon Kravitz
Last 30d: 26-33-0 (-0.5u)
J.Gibbs o3.5 Recs+110
MIN
@DET
1u
11/02 6:00 PM
12
Chris Raybon
Last 30d: 18-29-1 (-9.7u)
MIN +9.5-105
MIN
@DET
1u
11/02 6:00 PM
#SundaySixPack
133
Derek Carty
Last 30d: 25-21-0 (+8.7u)
J.McCarthy o29.5 Pass Att-125
MIN
@DET
1.25u
11/02 6:00 PM
There may be some value on the pass attempts prop for J.J. McCarthy. THE BLITZ is projecting him to record 36.42 pass attempts, and the oddsmakers are implying 33.21. The model believes there is a 75% chance he records at least 29.5 pass attempts, so there is value on the over at -125. (This play is good down to at least -189.) Love THE BLITZ? Get all of Carty’s sports betting projections at EV Analytics: https://evanalytics.com/products/nfl-premium-subscription?ref=zdlkmgz
20
Top Shelf Action 🥃
Last 30d: 46-39-1 (+7.3u)
MIN +5.5 (1H)+106
MIN
@DET
0.5u
11/02 6:00 PM
2.07% ev play to +102
3
Brandon Kravitz
Last 30d: 26-33-0 (-0.5u)
DET -8.5-104
MIN
@DET
2.08u
11/02 6:00 PM
11
Top Shelf Action 🥃
Last 30d: 46-39-1 (+7.3u)
DET u28.5 Team Total-106
MIN
@DET
0.5u
11/02 6:00 PM
Vikings 2025 Schedule & Betting Odds
| date | opponent | score | spread | over/under | moneyline |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Nov 16th | CHI | - | - | - | - |
| Nov 9th | BAL | - | - | - | - |
| Nov 2nd | @DET | - | - | - | - |
| Oct 24th | @LAC | L 10-37 | +3.5 L | O 44.5 | LAC +148 |
| Oct 19th | PHI | L 22-28 | +2.5 L | O 44 | PHI +123 |
| Oct 5th | @CLE | W 21-17 | -3.5 W | O 35.5 | MIN -188 |
| Sep 28th | @PIT | L 21-24 | -2.5 L | O 41 | PIT -146 |
| Sep 21st | CIN | W 48-10 | -3 W | O 42.5 | MIN -166 |
| Sep 15th | ATL | L 6-22 | -3.5 L | U 44.5 | ATL -170 |
| Sep 9th | @CHI | W 27-24 | +1 W | O 43.5 | MIN -105 |
Depth Chart
| Starter | 2ND | 3RD | 4TH | |||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| QB | J.J. McCarthy | Max Brosmer | ||||
| RB | Aaron Jones | Jordan Mason | Ty Chandler | Zavier Scott | ||
| WR | Jalen Nailor | Myles Price | ||||
| TE | T.J. Hockenson | Josh Oliver | Ben Yurosek | Nick Vannett | Bryson Nesbit | Gavin Bartholomew |
| LT | Christian Darrisaw | Justin Skule | ||||
| LG | Donovan Jackson | Blake Brandel | Henry Byrd | |||
| C | Ryan Kelly | Michael Jurgens | ||||
| RG | Will Fries | Joe Huber | Vershon Lee | |||
| RT | Brian O'Neill | Walter Rouse | ||||
| LDE | Jonathan Allen | Elijah Williams | Jonathan Harris | |||
| RDE | Javon Hargrave | Tyrion Ingram-Dawkins | ||||
| LCB | Isaiah Rodgers | Dwight McGlothern | ||||
| SS | Joshua Metellus | Jay Ward | ||||
| FS | Harrison Smith | Theo Jackson | Tavierre Thomas | |||
| RCB | Jeff Okudah | Zemaiah Vaughn | ||||
| P | Ryan Wright | |||||
| H | Ryan Wright | |||||
| PR | Myles Price | |||||
| KR | Tai Felton | Ty Chandler | ||||
| LS | Andrew DePaola | |||||
| K | Will Reichard | |||||
| NB | Byron Murphy | |||||
| RWR | Jordan Addison | Tai Felton | Jeshaun Jones | Dontae Fleming | ||
| ROLB | Andrew Van Ginkel | Dallas Turner | Bo Richter | Chaz Chambliss | ||
| LOLB | Jonathan Greenard | Gabriel Murphy | Tyler Batty | |||
| LILB | Blake Cashman | Eric Wilson | Austin Keys | |||
| FB | C.J. Ham | |||||
| LWR | Justin Jefferson | |||||
| NT | Jalen Redmond | Levi Drake Rodriguez | Taki Taimani | |||
| RILB | Ivan Pace |
Minnesota Vikings Player Stats
- passing yards
Carson Wentz1216pyds - passing touchdownsCarson Wentz6ptd
- rushing yards
Jordan Mason383ryds - rushing touchdownsJordan Mason4rtd
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Minnesota Vikings Odds, Bet Types, and Team History
The 2024 Vikings had one of the best seasons in franchise history. They finished 14-3, recording their most wins in a single season since 1998. Unfortunately, they lost to the Rams in the wild card round and failed to win a playoff game.
QB Sam Darnold had a career year with the Vikings but left in the offseason to sign a three-year deal with the Seahawks. JJ McCarthy takes over as the starting QB. McCarthy enters his second season, but this is his first opportunity at regular-season action after missing the entire 2024 season with a torn meniscus.
Beyond the quarterback position, the Vikings’ offense looks much like last season. Veteran RB Aaron Jones leads the backfield, while All-Pro WR Justin Jefferson serves as McCarthy's top target. WR2 Jordan Addison misses the first three games due to a suspension.
The Vikings need to prove they can replicate their 2024 success and compete with the league’s elite. That will be challenging in an NFC North that features two Super Bowl contenders in the Lions and Packers.
Sportsbooks expect a solid season from the Vikings, setting their win total at 9.5 games. They kick off the season on Monday Night Football against the Bears on September 8.
Betting on the Minnesota Vikings
Minnesota Vikings Point Spreads
Betting point spreads involve wagering on whether a team wins or loses by a specific number of points. For example:
- Vikings -1.5 (-110)
- Bears +1.5 (-110)
In this scenario, the Bears are 1.5-point underdogs against the Vikings. If Minnesota wins by two or more points, a $100 wager on the Vikings pays $90.91. If Chicago wins outright or loses by only one point, a $100 wager on the Bears pays $90.91 plus the original $100, for a total of $190.91.
FAQ: Everything you need to know about point spreads
Minnesota Vikings Over/Unders
Over/under, also called the point total, is a wager on the combined score of a single game. Bookmakers set a number, and you can bet on either the over or — you guessed it — the under. Here’s how it works:
Suppose the Bears play the Vikings, and the over/under is 43 points. If you bet the over, Chicago and Minnesota must score 44 points or more for you to win. Betting the under means you expect the two teams to score 42 points or fewer. The bet can also push if the game finishes with exactly 43 points.
FAQ: Betting the point total, explained | What is a push?
Minnesota Vikings Moneyline
Moneylines are a betting term that can sound like jargon, but they represent one of the simplest wagers in all of betting. A moneyline bet simply predicts which team wins the game. The margin of victory doesn’t matter: a bet on the Vikings’ moneyline pays out regardless of whether they win by a last-second field goal or a 40-point blowout.
The odds can seem confusing at first. Think of them in $10 increments: if the Vikings’ moneyline is -150—indicating they are the favorites (see the minus sign)—you must wager $15 to win $10. For underdogs, it works the opposite way: a Vikings moneyline of +160 pays $16 for every $10 wagered.
You can use our Odds Calculator to determine any bet amount or conversion. For extra Vikings betting value, take advantage of the BetMGM Bonus Code as well.
Minnesota Vikings Props
Player props are wagers on a single player, tied to a specific stat in the box score for a game or even the entire season. They rank among the most fun bets, especially if you already play fantasy football and enjoy the player-focused angle. Check out this hypothetical example:
- Justin Jefferson receiving yards: 1,250.5
In this example, a bettor wagers on whether Jefferson records more or less than 1,250.5 yards during the regular season.
Vikings Futures
Futures resemble prop bets because leagues and sportsbooks track both throughout the season, but most futures focus on end-of-season outcomes. Examples of futures include:
- Minnesota Vikings odds to win the NFC North: +320
- Minnesota Vikings odds to win the NFC: +1100
- Minnesota Vikings odds to win the Super Bowl: +2500
- Justin Jefferson's odds to win Offensive Player of the Year: +1600
If you believe the Vikings win the NFC North or make a deep playoff run, futures are a great option. For a full list of NFL futures, click or tap here.
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