Bears vs. 49ers Betting Odds: Monday Night Football

Submitted by Don Shapiro on

Written by :

Don Shapiro

Published on :

The Bears vs. 49ers betting odds for this week’s Monday Night Football game had San Francisco either a -6.5 or -7 point home favorite depending on the book.  WagerWeb.com and other books had this one off the board late Sunday so check the WagerWeb.com website for the latest line here.  Bet from your mobile phones and collect up to $1000 in FREE CASH when you open an online betting account today at WagerWeb.com here (in business since 1995). 

Both these teams come into this game with two losses a piece.  The Bears, however, will be without their starting quarterback Jay Cutler.  San Francisco starting quarterback Alex Smith was originally expected to play Monday night, however, his status was still up in the air coming into Monday and this has resulted in books like WagerWeb taking the game off the board.

Should Smith be ruled out, the line on this game might drop below 5.5.

The 49ers are a pretty impressive 26-9 Against The Spread playing on Monday nights.  As a favorite of between 3.5 and 9.5, San Francisco has gone 12-5 ATS. 

As an underdog of between 3.5 and 9.5, Chicago is 2-5 ATS over the past three seasons. 

- Don Shapiro, Gambling911.com

 

 

Related Content

Updated 2027 Super Bowl Odds After Week 3

Updated 2027 Super Bowl Odds After Week 3

The Buffalo Bills have now overtaken the LA Rams as the Super Bowl favorites.
Oddsmakers Now Make Tampa Bay Bucs Todd Bowles -120 Favorite to be First NFL Head Coach Fired

Oddsmakers Now Make Tampa Bay Bucs Todd Bowles -120 Favorite to be First NFL Head Coach Fired

Green Bay Packers head coach Matt LaFleur now has the second shortest odds.
Bet on When Will J.J. McCarthy Make His First Start in 2026

Bet on When Will J.J. McCarthy Make His First Start in 2026

Apparently, John Harbaugh trusts his brother Jim’s evaluation more than NFL tape.
Will the Tampa Bay Bucs Finally Cover the Spread With Baker Mayfield Out?

Will the Tampa Bay Bucs Finally Cover the Spread With Baker Mayfield Out?

Including games played in 2026, and going back to last season, the Bucs have failed to cover a spread in 12 consecutive games, according to records provided by BetOnline Sports & Casino.