Seattle Seahawks vs Chicago Bears Prediction & Picks, November 2, 2026

For this bet, Cooper Kupp needs to have fewer than 29 receiving yards against the Chicago Bears. This could happen because the Bears' defense has been pretty solid, especially against wide receivers. Plus, Kupp's team, the Seahawks, has other strong offensive options that might take away some of his targets. The risk is that Kupp is a talented player who can break free for big plays, so he could surprise everyone. However, with the Bears' defense focusing on him and the game being so close, it feels like a good chance that Kupp stays under those yardage numbers tonight.

Seattle Seahawks vs Chicago Bears: D'Andre Swift Under 18.5 Receiving Yards (-110)

The odds for D'Andre Swift to have under 18.5 receiving yards are set at -110, which looks promising. Our numbers show he has a good chance to stay below that mark, especially with the Seattle Seahawks' strong defense against the pass. They have been tough on opposing receivers, making it harder for Swift to rack up yards. One concrete risk is that the Bears might use Swift more than expected in their game plan, which could change things up. However, with Seattle at home and their defense playing well, this bet has a solid chance to hit. Keep an eye on how the game flows, but the signs point toward Swift staying under those yards.

Seattle Seahawks vs Chicago Bears: Caleb Williams Over 230.5 Passing Yards (Alt) (-111)

The Seattle Seahawks are set to face the Chicago Bears at home, and it's a big game for Caleb Williams. He's been stepping up lately, showing some good form in his passing game. The Bears' defense has struggled against strong quarterbacks, which gives him a solid chance to hit over 230.5 passing yards. While this matchup looks pretty even overall, the Bears have had some tough moments defending the pass. With Williams finding his rhythm, this could be a great opportunity for him to shine. Just remember, the Bears can surprise, and if their defense steps up, it might be a closer game than expected.

That is the whole read on this one. Prices can move before you get on, so check the board at your bookmaker. Bet what you can afford to lose. If betting stops being fun, take a break.