Kyle Monangai player props odds, tips and betting trends for Week 10 | Bears vs. Giants
Here are the key stats and insights you need to know about Kyle Monangai and his player prop bet options. He’ll take the field Sunday starting at 1 p.m. ET on FOX. This Week 10 matchup features Monangai’s Chicago Bears (5-3) taking on the New York Giants (2-7) at Soldier Field in Chicago, Illinois.
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Kyle Monangai week 10 player props
- Matchup: Chicago Bears vs. New York Giants
- Time: 1 p.m. ET
- Date: November 9, 2025
- Rushing yards prop: Over 39.5 (-118)
National Football League odds courtesy of BetMGM. Odds updated Friday at 1:12 p.m. ET. For a full list of sports betting odds, access USA TODAY Sports Betting Scores Odds Hub.
Kyle Monangai rushing stats and trends
- Monangai’s rushing yards over/under for Sunday is set at 39.5. That’s 5.8 fewer yards than his season average (45.3).
- So far this season, he has exceeded this week’s prop bet total for rushing yards (39.5 yards) two times.
- Monangai’s rushing yards per game average this season of 45.3 yards is 20.7 more yards than his average rushing yards over/under (24.6).
- Monangai has gone over his rushing yard prop totals in four games out of five opportunities (80.0%).
- He has scored a rushing touchdown once this season in eight games.
Bears vs. Giants stats and trends
- Monangai will go up against a Giants squad that allows 150 rushing yards per game and is the NFL’s 31st-ranked rush defense.
- The 232.1 passing yards the Giants give up per game makes them the NFL’s 24th-ranked pass defense this season.
- The Bears are averaging 234 passing yards per game on offense, which ranks them 10th in the NFL. On defense, they rank 25th, surrendering 237.6 passing yards per game.
- Offensively, the Bears have been a top-five unit in terms of rushing yards, ranking second-best in the NFL by compiling 144.4 per game. They rank 25th on defense (131.1 rushing yards allowed per game).
- The Bears have struggled defensively in terms of yards per play, ranking worst in the NFL (6.6 yards per play allowed) this season. However, they rank fifth-best on the other side of the ball, putting up 6.1 yards per play.