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Buccaneers vs. Bears odds: NFL Week 9 Sunday Night Football first touchdown scorer picks, predictions

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Buccaneers vs. Bears odds: NFL Week 9 Sunday Night Football first touchdown scorer picks, predictions

The Tampa Bay Buccaneers (3-5) will visit Soldier Field in NFL Week 9 to take on the Chicago Bears (6-2) on Sunday Night Football. Chicago beat reigning Super Bowl champion Seattle last week, while Tampa Bay has won its past two games. We're going to look at Bears vs. Buccaneers first touchdown picks ahead of Sunday Night Football, and you can make any trades using the latest Kalshi promo code CBSSPORTS55. The offer gives new users a $55 bonus when they make $25+ in trades at Kalshi, one of the best prediction market apps. Get a $55 bonus after making $25 worth of trades with the best Kalshi promo code CBSSPORTS55: 

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Bears vs. Buccaneers first touchdown scorer markets

  • D'Andre Swift: $0.19
  • Bucky Irving: $0.12
  • Colston Loveland: $0.09
  • Luther Burden III: $0.09
  • Rome Odunze: $0.08
  • Emeka Egbuka: $0.07
  • Roschon Johnson: $0.07
  • Caleb Williams: $0.05
  • Chris Godwin: $0.05
  • Kenny Gainwell: $0.05
  • Bears first touchdown pick: Luther Burden III ($0.09)

    Burden has become Caleb Williams' go-to man in the passing game and could be particularly important in this matchup, as the Bucs have the league's best rushing defense. Running back D'Andre Swift is by far the team leader in touchdowns but could find things difficult on Sunday. Trade on first touchdown scorers with the best Kalshi promo code CBSSPORTS55 for a $55 bonus:

    Buccaneers first touchdown pick: Bucky Irving ($0.12)

    Irving was the focal point of the offense last week. The Bucs played in a torrential downpour and didn't complete a pass, but Irving ran for 170 yards and a score to lead a Tampa Bay win. There may be a desire to ease Irving's workload in this game because of the heavy load he just carried, but he remains arguably the most consistent offensive piece in Tampa Bay's arsenal. Make trades on Sunday Night Football with the best Kalshi promo code CBSSPORTS55 for a $55 bonus:

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