Jaguars vs. Bears best bets, player props, anytime TD scorers: Caleb Williams eyes multiple TDs in NFL Week 6 London game | Sporting News

The NFL’s International Series continues with Jaguars vs. Bears on Sunday in London, and we’ve got best bets, player props and ATTD scorers for your betting consideration.

Jacksonville (1-4) got off the schneid with a 37-34 win over Indianapolis last week. Chicago (3-2) was dominant in a 36-10 victory over Carolina.

What comes next?

We’ll try to answer that with Jags vs. Bears best bets, player props, and anytime TD scorers with odds from top NFL betting sites.

Best player props & anytime TD scorer bets for Jaguars vs. Bears 

As of Friday, the Bears are a slight 1.5-point favorite over the Jags, with the total set at 44.5.  

Caleb Williams OVER 1.5 passing TDs 

Williams seemed to come into his own against Carolina last Sunday. He finished with 304 passing yards and two TD passes.

Expect more of the same in London. D’Andre Swift sets the tone on the ground, and Williams can take downfield shots to D.J. Moore, who had 105 receiving yards and both TDs against the Panthers.

This is our best bet for Jags vs. Bears. 

D’Andre Swift ATTD scorer 

Swift finished with 73 rushing yards and a TD against Carolina. It marked his second consecutive game with a TD after he scored against the Rams and finished with 93 yards on the ground.

Swift has emerged as Chicago’s No. 1 back, and he’s also had a combined 119 receiving yards the past two weeks.  

Trevor Lawrence UNDER 231.5 passing yards  

The Bears rank No. 6 in pass defense, allowing just 174 yards per game. Lawrence has been one of the league’s biggest disappointments early this season. He’s gone UNDER this total of passing yards in four of five games.

Lawrence did throw for 300+ yards and a couple TDs against Indianapolis last week, but Chicago’s defense provides a much different challenge. The Bears limited Carolina’s Andy Dalton to 97 passing yards, no TDs and they picked him off once.   

D.J. Moore ATTD scorer      

We mentioned Moore’s stats against Carolina, which was silly enough to trade him and a slew of draft picks for the right to draft Bryce Young at No. 1.  

Moore leads the Bears with 27 targets and three receiving TDs on the year. His target share reflects the confidence that Williams has in him as a rookie QB.

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