NFL Week 6 Player Props: Bets & Picks (Jaguars vs. Bears)

by Travis Pulver |
Oct 12, 2024

A pair of wins in London served as a turning point last season for the Jacksonville Jaguars. The team is probably hoping for the same this year as they prepare to play the Chicago Bears in London as part of the NFL Week 6 slate.

Kickoff is scheduled for 9:30 a.m. ET Sunday morning at Tottenham Hotspur Stadium. The line for the game has seen a lot of movement since the opening odds were posted. But it looks like the Bears will be 1.5-point favorites. Bettors can also find a long list of player props available for this game at their favorite sportsbook.

Jaguars vs. Bears Prop Bets

(Odds via DraftKings Sportsbook)

The following are some of our top props for this international contest.

Trevor Lawrence Under 229.5 Passing Yards (-115)

Trevor Lawrence has played well in London, going 3-1 with the following stat lines:

Dolphins (2021): 25-of-41, 319 yards, 1 touchdown
Broncos (2022): 18-of-31, 133 yards, 1 touchdown, 2 interceptions
Falcons (2023): 23-of-30, 207 yards, 1 touchdown
Bills (2023): 25-of-37, 315 yards, 1 touchdown

It has not been a great season for Lawrence. In September, he had just one game with 200+ passing yards, barely completed half of his passes, threw four touchdowns and one interception in four games (all losses). But he lit up a struggling Colts defense for 371 yards and two touchdowns in Week 5.

However, the Bears’ defense has been stellar so far this season, holding teams to under 200 yards passing in three out of five games. While last week was a great one for Lawrence, the Colts’ defense doesn’t belong in the same conversation as the Bears.

Trevor Lawrence Under 1.5 Passing Touchdowns (-165)

If Lawrence had been playing better or the Bears’ defense weaker against the pass, the over on this line would be a solid play. But Lawrence hasn’t and the Bears defense has been good vs. the pass. Oh - and Lawrence has yet to throw more than one touchdown in a London game.

Caleb Williams Over 243.5 Passing Yards (-115)

Chicago’s rookie quarterback has been up and down in his first five starts with the following weekly passing yard performances: 93, 174, 363, 157, 304. His best games were against struggling teams with lackluster defenses - which describes the Jacksonville Jaguars perfectly. It would not be shocking to see Williams have a breakout performance against the worst pass defense in the NFL.

D'Andre Swift Props

100+ Rushing + Receiving Yards (+195)
60+ Rushing Yards (+120)
100+ Rushing Yards (+750)
Over 52.5 Rushing Yards (-125)
Anytime TD Scorer (+110)

After struggling in the first three games of the season, Swift has come on strong in the last two with 165 and 120 combined yards. He’s also scored a touchdown in each game.

Usually, when a defense is as bad as Jacksonville against the pass, the run defense numbers look good. But the Jaguars still give up 100+ yards a game on the ground. I wouldn’t be shocked if Swift has his first 100+ yards rushing day of the season in this game. But he’ll make up the difference with receiving yards if he doesn’t.

Take the over on his 52.5 line if you want to be cautious. Otherwise, take 60+ rushing yards and/or 100+ combined yards. Go ahead and bet his anytime touchdown prop, too.

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