Bears vs. Buccaneers parlay picks: Combine these Sunday Night Football prop bets at +375 odds
The Bears and Buccaneers close out NFL Sunday in Week 9 on Sunday Night Football. See how we've used the Dimers data to build a +375 same game parlay.

The Week 9 NFL betting action wraps up the Sunday slate with Bears vs. Buccaneers on Sunday Night Football at Soldier Field on November 7, 2026.
As we nearly always do for the primetime slate, we've built a three-leg same game NFL parlay at +375 odds, utilizing the data from our elite Dimers Pro NFL predictions, best bets and player props.
Bears vs. Buccaneers Sunday Night Football parlay
Tampa Bay comes into Soldier Field at 3-5 but is playing much better than that record. After an 0-4 start, the Buccaneers have won three of their last four, and they’ve done it by running the ball.
Last week they beat Atlanta 16-0 in the rain with a franchise-record 324 rushing yards
Tampa Bay now leads the NFL at 168.6 rushing yards per game and ranks last in passing at 131.4. The defense is third in yards allowed and second against the run, so their plan each week has been to shorten the game and stay close.
Chicago is 6-2 and has won three straight, the last a 34-17 win in Seattle on Monday night. The Bears are 3-0 since Caleb Williams came back from his hamstring injury in Week 6. Over those three games, he has 860 yards, four touchdowns, no interceptions and a 111.3 passer rating. The Bears also allow just 86.8 rushing yards per game, fourth-fewest in the league, which sets up a direct test of Tampa Bay’s top-ranked run game.
The Bears are 6.5-point favorites, and the total is 48.5, while our model gives the Bears a 71.7% win probability and projects a 26-20 Chicago win.
Our Bears vs. Buccaneers same game parlay picks
This three-leg NFL parlay is supported by our Dimers data and expert analysis, drawing from our NFL Projections Hub, which provides detailed player-level insights for every game.
Leg 1: Colston Loveland 50+ receiving yards
The data case: Loveland has the steadiest production of any passcatcher in this game, and that's after a brutal start to the season. He has 65, 69 and 65 receiving yards in his last three games, with 20 catches and two touchdowns over that stretch, and he’s cleared 50 yards in four of his last five.
He's one of Caleb Williams’ main options on early downs and third downs. Tampa Bay’s pass defense ranks ninth (205.9 yards per game), but it plays zone often and allows the NFL’s lowest average depth of target. That pushes offenses into short and intermediate throws, which is where Loveland gets most of his work.
The Dimers model projects Loveland for 55 receiving yards, second on the Bears behind Luther Burden, and gives him a 32.2% chance to score.
Leg 2: Bucky Irving 60+ rushing yards
The data case: Irving has gone over 60 rushing yards in five of eight games this season. He has topped 100 in three of his last four, with 165 at Dallas, 106 at Carolina and a career-high 170 against Atlanta.
Even in his weaker games, Irving has gotten 15 or more carries, and at 24 or more carries he has cleared this line every time. Chicago’s run defense is not a soft matchup, ranking 8th in the NFL, but Irving should have the volume with our model projecting over 15.5 rushing attempts at a 58.8% probability.
The Bucs defense should be able to limit the Bears' explosive plays and our 26-20 projection keeps the game close enough for the Bucs to stay with the run.
The Dimers model projects Irving for 66 rushing yards, tied with Swift for the game high.
Leg 3: Bucky Irving anytime TD scorer
The data case: Irving is fourth in the NFL with 728 rushing yards and has six total touchdowns (five rushing, one receiving). He has scored in three of his last four games, including two touchdowns at Carolina.
His workload has grown as Tampa Bay has committed to the run. He has at least 19 carries in each of his last four games, and the Bucs have handed off on 53.5% of their snaps over that stretch. More carries close to the goal line give him more chances to score, and Kenneth Gainwell isn’t taking enough of the work to change that.
As mentioned, Chicago is tough to run on, but Irving is the clear first option for Tampa Bay near the goal line.
The Dimers model gives Irving a 45.9% chance to score, the highest on the Buccaneers by nearly 25%.
Bet this Bears vs. Buccaneers same game parlay at +375 odds on DraftKings
To recap this parlay, we're looking at these three legs:
1. Colston Loveland 50+ receiving yards
2. Bucky Irving 60+ rushing yards
3. Bucky Irving anytime TD scorer
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