- Spread: Bears (-4.5)41¢
- Spread: Bears (-1.5)55¢
- Spread: Bears (-3.5)44¢
- Bears vs. Panthers: O/U 42.564¢
- Bears vs. Panthers: O/U 44.557¢
- Bears vs. Panthers: O/U 47.549¢
- Bears vs. Panthers: O/U 49.542¢
- Bears vs. Panthers60¢
- Spread: Bears (-2.5)53¢
- Bears vs. Panthers: O/U 45.557¢
- Bears vs. Panthers: O/U 27.591¢
- Bears vs. Panthers: O/U 33.582¢
In the upcoming NFL game, scheduled for September 13 at 1:00PM ET: If Bears wins, the market will resolve to "Bears". If Panthers wins, the market will resolve to "Panthers". If the game is postponed, this market will remain open until the game has been completed. If the game is canceled entirely or ends in a tie, with no make-up game, this market will resolve 50-50.
Chicago Bears at Carolina Panthers opens the 2026 NFL season with the Bears holding a modest edge in trader pricing, driven primarily by Carolina’s depleted offensive line. Starting left tackle Ikem Ekwonu remains sidelined after a January patellar tendon rupture, while right tackle Taylor Moton is on the non-football injury list with a blood clot issue, forcing rookies or backups into starting roles against Chicago’s front. Those absences create favorable pass-rush opportunities for the Bears despite their own secondary depth challenges. On offense, new coordinator Ben Johnson’s unit enters with Caleb Williams at quarterback and a healthy receiving corps, though running back D’Andre Swift and wideout Rome Odunze carry minor Week 1 injury designations. Carolina’s backfield also lists multiple questionable designations, limiting early-game options for Bryce Young. Recent preseason results and training-camp reports have reinforced the perception of a Bears advantage in Week 1 execution.