One game, two receivers who are on fire, and a Monday night slate built for pick’em. These are my NFL DFS picks for Bears vs Seahawks on BN Fantasy, starting with Jaxon Smith-Njigba and Luther Burden III and working down to a couple of quieter plays I like just as much.
Kickoff is 7:15 p.m. Central at Lumen Field on ESPN. Seattle is a 3-point favorite with a total of 46.5, so the books expect a competitive game with a fair amount of scoring. That is a good setup for receiving overs.
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One note before the picks. I am giving you leans, not the app’s exact projections, because those lines move during the day. Check the number in the app before you lock anything in.
Jaxon Smith-Njigba: More Receiving Yards
This is the easiest call on the board. Smith-Njigba caught nine passes for 150 yards and a touchdown against Kansas City last week. He has eight touchdown catches this season, and he is the first, second, and third read in this Seattle offense.
It gets even more concentrated on Monday. Rashid Shaheed is out with a knee injury, which takes away the other receiver defenses have to respect deep. Where are those targets going? Mostly to one place.
Chicago’s corner room is also a little banged up, with rookie Malik Muhammad questionable with a toe injury. I would take More on his receiving yards at almost any number the app hangs, and I would think hard about More on receptions too.
(Photo by Jane Gershovich/Getty Images)Luther Burden III: More Receiving Yards
Burden has turned into Caleb Williams’ favorite target since the quarterback came back. He caught all eight of his targets for 95 yards against Atlanta, then all four for 130 yards and a touchdown against New England.
That second line is the one that should catch your eye. Four catches for 130 yards means he is winning deep, not just picking up easy yards underneath. Rome Odunze is still getting his looks, but Burden has outproduced him two weeks running.
The risk is volume. Four targets is not a lot, and if the app sets his yardage line high off that 130-yard game, the More gets tougher. If the number lands somewhere reasonable, I am on it.
Caleb Williams: More Passing Yards
Williams went 22 of 33 for 308 yards and two touchdowns against the Patriots, with no interceptions, in his second game back from the hamstring. He looked healthy, and he looked comfortable pushing the ball downfield.
The game script helps here. Chicago is the underdog on the road, so if Seattle gets out in front, the Bears are throwing. If the game stays close, Ben Johnson has already shown he is happy to let Williams take shots to Burden.
I like More on his passing yards. I would stay away from his rushing line, which is harder to predict week to week.
Oct 22, 2026; Chicago, Illinois, USA; Chicago Bears quarterback Caleb Williams (18) passes against the New England Patriots during the first half at Soldier Field. Mandatory Credit: Patrick Gorski-Imagn ImagesColston Loveland: More Receptions
This one is about the depth chart. Cole Kmet is out for the season with a knee injury, so Loveland is the clear TE1 with rookie Sam Roush behind him. Loveland practiced fully Saturday and has no designation.
Tight ends without a teammate stealing snaps tend to see steady short targets, and that is exactly what a receptions prop rewards. Yards are streakier. Catches are more predictable. Take More on receptions if the line sits around three or four.
D’Andre Swift: More Rushing Attempts
Kyle Monangai is out again with the toe injury, his fourth straight missed game. That leaves Swift as the lead back with no real threat to his carries.
I prefer attempts over yards for Swift. Seattle just held Kansas City to three points, so yardage could be tough to come by. Volume should not be. If the Bears want to protect Williams and keep this close, Swift gets the ball a lot.
Sam Darnold: Less Passing Yards
Here is the one Less I like. Darnold is down his left tackle, with Charles Cross out with a high ankle sprain and Josh Jones stepping in. He is also down Shaheed. That is a tough combination for a quarterback who has had some ugly turnovers this year, including two interceptions in the overtime loss at Denver.
Seattle is a 3-point favorite and would love to play this game on the ground. I expect a run-heavy plan and a lot of quick throws to Smith-Njigba. That can still produce a big receiving line for one player without Darnold’s total getting very high.
Pairing Smith-Njigba More with Darnold Less sounds odd, I know. But one man getting a huge share of a modest passing day is exactly what I expect.
Seattle Seahawks quarterback Sam Darnold (14) looks to pass during the second quarter of an NFL football matchup, Sunday, Oct. 12, 2025, at EverBank Stadium in Jacksonville, Fla. The Seahawks defeated the Jaguars 20-12.How I Would Build My Bears vs Seahawks Entry
If I am playing a two-pick entry, it is Smith-Njigba More receiving yards and Williams More passing yards. Those are the two I feel best about.
For a bigger entry, add Loveland More receptions and Swift More rushing attempts. Both are volume plays, and volume is the most reliable thing you can bet in a single-game slate.
Burden and Darnold are the higher-variance legs. They can carry a big payout, but they can also sink one, so keep them out of your safest entries.
BN Fantasy Bears vs Seahawks FAQ
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New users can get a 100% Deposit Match up to $100 on BN Fantasy.
How many players do I need to pick on BN Fantasy?
You pick between two and eight players and choose More or Less on each stat projection. Payouts go up to 100x depending on the entry.
Is Rashid Shaheed playing Monday night?
No. Shaheed is out with a knee injury, and Seattle is also without LT Charles Cross and RB Velus Jones Jr.
Is Kyle Monangai playing against Seattle?
No. Monangai is out with a toe injury, so D’Andre Swift is Chicago’s lead back.
What time does Bears vs Seahawks start?
Kickoff is 7:15 p.m. Central, 8:15 p.m. Eastern, at Lumen Field on ESPN.
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