
Both holding 1-0 records, the Minnesota Vikings and Chicago Bears are set for an NFC North clash in Week 2 at Soldier Field. Minnesota heads on the road following a 39-22 opening win over the Green Bay Packers, fueled by a dominant fourth quarter.
Projections suggest the visiting offense could reach 450 yards, with receiver Jordan Addison aiming to exploit Chicago's secondary.
Meanwhile, the Bears enter the matchup after an explosive 59-point road victory against the Carolina Panthers. Despite the high-scoring opener, head coach Ben Johnson noted during midweek preparations that the squad has yet to score any points for the upcoming game, cautioning quarterback Caleb Williams and his offensive unit against complacency as they face defensive coordinator Brian Flores.
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