Bears vs Buccaneers Player Props: 3 SNF Picks for November 8

Our Bears vs Buccaneers player props for Sunday Night Football feature Caleb Williams’ passing over, Colston Loveland’s receiving over, and Bucky Irving’s rushing over. Chicago’s recent passing involvement and Tampa Bay’s commitment to Irving give us 3 distinct angles for tonight’s matchup.

Tampa Bay Buccaneers at Chicago Bears | Sunday, November 8, 2026 | 8:20 p.m. ET | Soldier Field

All lines and odds below are DraftKings references from the November 8 morning research snapshot. They can change before kickoff. Trend counts compare past performances with today’s listed line; they are not a record of bets placed at historical closing prices.

Matchup and injury notes

Tampa Bay ruled out edge rusher YaYa Diaby and lists Emeka Egbuka as questionable. Baker Mayfield practiced fully without a game designation. The Egbuka decision may influence Tampa Bay’s ability to sustain drives, which matters indirectly for Chicago’s offensive opportunities. Recheck game-time personnel and outdoor conditions before kickoff.

Official Buccaneers injury report

3 player prop picks

1. Caleb Williams (Chicago Bears): Over 245.5 Passing Yards (-113)

Williams’ latest 5 passing totals are 247, 308, 305, 138, and 269 yards. He exceeded 245.5 in 4 of those 5 appearances. His latest 3 games featured 34, 33, and 36 attempts, giving the passing offense a consistent recent opportunity base.

The 247-yard result against Seattle barely cleared this line, but the preceding 308-yard and 305-yard performances provide a wider margin. The over needs Chicago to maintain its passing involvement rather than build the entire offense around the run. Tampa Bay missing Diaby removes a pass-rushing option, although that alone does not establish a favorable matchup across the defense.

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2. Colston Loveland (Chicago Bears): Over 53.5 Receiving Yards (-114)

Loveland’s latest 5 receiving totals are 65, 69, 65, 19, and 57 yards. He cleared 53.5 in 4 of those 5 games, including each of his latest 3. His latest 5 reception totals are 7, 7, 6, 2, and 6.

That catch volume gives the 54-yard target a practical path without requiring a touchdown or a long reception. The 19-yard outing shows the downside when involvement dips. This over also shares a clear risk with the Williams selection: a lower-volume Bears passing game could hurt both. Evaluate them individually rather than assume they are independent legs in a parlay.

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3. Bucky Irving (Tampa Bay Buccaneers): Over 65.5 Rushing Yards (-110)

Irving’s latest 5 rushing totals are 170, 106, 46, 165, and 61 yards. He cleared 65.5 in 3 of those 5 games, including his latest 2, and has 728 rushing yards across 8 appearances. He handled 27 carries against Atlanta after 24 against Carolina, providing a strong recent workload behind the over.

The target is 66 rushing yards, well below either of Irving’s latest 2 results. Chicago has allowed 72.0 rushing yards per game to opposing running backs combined, so this is a bet on Irving’s volume rather than an easy defensive matchup. His full-season record against 65.5 is only 4 of 8, and a deficit could reduce rushing opportunities. Irving practiced fully Friday without a game designation. Keep the pick tied to 65.5 rather than chasing a large increase.

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