A lot of good commentary in this thread. So many people get wrapped up in these false ideas of certainty, and black and white situations...it's just more easy to process I guess. But the fact is it's such a world of grey area.
“COME ON MAN.” Chicago is on a 2-9 ATS slide overall and is 2-11 ATS at home, while under Zimmer the Vikings are 29-10. Why not just get a bunch of one dollar bills and give them out to the kids for Halloween instead of giving it to the Bookie.
“COME ON MAN.” Chicago is on a 2-9 ATS slide overall and is 2-11 ATS at home, while under Zimmer the Vikings are 29-10. Why not just get a bunch of one dollar bills and give them out to the kids for Halloween instead of giving it to the Bookie.
Minnesota looked shaky in its 21-10 road loss at Philadelphia last week. Chicago comes in off a 26-10 loss to Green Bay last Thursday. Note that the Bears do play with “double revenge” today after dropping both to the Vikes last year.
- Vikes’ QB Sam Bradford was 24 of 41 for 225 yards, one TD and one INT last week. His offensive line was exposed as he was sacked a total of six times. The run game leaves something to be desired, so far averaging just 74 YPG. Overall the offense is ranked 18th, posting 21.5 PPG. The strength of the team is on the defensive side of the ball as the unit is ranked No. 1 in the league in giving up just 14 PPG.
- Chicago welcomes back starting QB Jay Cutler this week, who has only played in two game so far this season. He’s going to be playing with a chip on his shoulder today as he looks to jump start his last place offense, which averages just 15.9 PPG. The Bears also rank in the lower half on the defensive side of the ball, allowing 24.1 PPG.
- On paper this looks like a pretty big mismatch, but “situationally,” this one sets up great for the underdog Bears. While he wasn’t at his best in the two games he did play in, getting Cutler back under center healthy at this point of the season is a big bonus for Chicago. The Vikes have another important divsion rivalry at home against the Lions next week, setting up the potential “look ahead” scenario as well for the visitors.
- Going back, Chicago is 15-5 ATS in its last 20 home games after gaining 200 or less total yards in their previous game while going 17-6 ATS in its last 23 home games after three or more consecutive losses against the spread. The Vikings meanwhile are 8-22 ATS in their last 30 road games against teams averaging 17 or fewer ppg.
- The Minnesota Vikings have never been a good road favorite. How about a 3-9 SU and ATS mark since 2009. Digging deeper, they are a dreaded 0-5 SU and ATS when laying more than 3 points. Against the Bears, the Vikings are 1-2 SU and ATS as a road favorite the L3 with that one win being only by 3 points. Take the bears,like the man said.
Minnesota looked shaky in its 21-10 road loss at Philadelphia last week. Chicago comes in off a 26-10 loss to Green Bay last Thursday. Note that the Bears do play with “double revenge” today after dropping both to the Vikes last year.
- Vikes’ QB Sam Bradford was 24 of 41 for 225 yards, one TD and one INT last week. His offensive line was exposed as he was sacked a total of six times. The run game leaves something to be desired, so far averaging just 74 YPG. Overall the offense is ranked 18th, posting 21.5 PPG. The strength of the team is on the defensive side of the ball as the unit is ranked No. 1 in the league in giving up just 14 PPG.
- Chicago welcomes back starting QB Jay Cutler this week, who has only played in two game so far this season. He’s going to be playing with a chip on his shoulder today as he looks to jump start his last place offense, which averages just 15.9 PPG. The Bears also rank in the lower half on the defensive side of the ball, allowing 24.1 PPG.
- On paper this looks like a pretty big mismatch, but “situationally,” this one sets up great for the underdog Bears. While he wasn’t at his best in the two games he did play in, getting Cutler back under center healthy at this point of the season is a big bonus for Chicago. The Vikes have another important divsion rivalry at home against the Lions next week, setting up the potential “look ahead” scenario as well for the visitors.
- Going back, Chicago is 15-5 ATS in its last 20 home games after gaining 200 or less total yards in their previous game while going 17-6 ATS in its last 23 home games after three or more consecutive losses against the spread. The Vikings meanwhile are 8-22 ATS in their last 30 road games against teams averaging 17 or fewer ppg.
- The Minnesota Vikings have never been a good road favorite. How about a 3-9 SU and ATS mark since 2009. Digging deeper, they are a dreaded 0-5 SU and ATS when laying more than 3 points. Against the Bears, the Vikings are 1-2 SU and ATS as a road favorite the L3 with that one win being only by 3 points. Take the bears,like the man said.
Minnesota looked shaky in its 21-10 road loss at Philadelphia last week. Chicago comes in off a 26-10 loss to Green Bay last Thursday. Note that the Bears do play with “double revenge” today after dropping both to the Vikes last year.
- Vikes’ QB Sam Bradford was 24 of 41 for 225 yards, one TD and one INT last week. His offensive line was exposed as he was sacked a total of six times. The run game leaves something to be desired, so far averaging just 74 YPG. Overall the offense is ranked 18th, posting 21.5 PPG. The strength of the team is on the defensive side of the ball as the unit is ranked No. 1 in the league in giving up just 14 PPG.
- Chicago welcomes back starting QB Jay Cutler this week, who has only played in two game so far this season. He’s going to be playing with a chip on his shoulder today as he looks to jump start his last place offense, which averages just 15.9 PPG. The Bears also rank in the lower half on the defensive side of the ball, allowing 24.1 PPG.
- On paper this looks like a pretty big mismatch, but “situationally,” this one sets up great for the underdog Bears. While he wasn’t at his best in the two games he did play in, getting Cutler back under center healthy at this point of the season is a big bonus for Chicago. The Vikes have another important divsion rivalry at home against the Lions next week, setting up the potential “look ahead” scenario as well for the visitors.
- Going back, Chicago is 15-5 ATS in its last 20 home games after gaining 200 or less total yards in their previous game while going 17-6 ATS in its last 23 home games after three or more consecutive losses against the spread. The Vikings meanwhile are 8-22 ATS in their last 30 road games against teams averaging 17 or fewer ppg.
- The Minnesota Vikings have never been a good road favorite. How about a 3-9 SU and ATS mark since 2009. Digging deeper, they are a dreaded 0-5 SU and ATS when laying more than 3 points. Against the Bears, the Vikings are 1-2 SU and ATS as a road favorite the L3 with that one win being only by 3 points. Take the bears,like the man said.
Minnesota looked shaky in its 21-10 road loss at Philadelphia last week. Chicago comes in off a 26-10 loss to Green Bay last Thursday. Note that the Bears do play with “double revenge” today after dropping both to the Vikes last year.
- Vikes’ QB Sam Bradford was 24 of 41 for 225 yards, one TD and one INT last week. His offensive line was exposed as he was sacked a total of six times. The run game leaves something to be desired, so far averaging just 74 YPG. Overall the offense is ranked 18th, posting 21.5 PPG. The strength of the team is on the defensive side of the ball as the unit is ranked No. 1 in the league in giving up just 14 PPG.
- Chicago welcomes back starting QB Jay Cutler this week, who has only played in two game so far this season. He’s going to be playing with a chip on his shoulder today as he looks to jump start his last place offense, which averages just 15.9 PPG. The Bears also rank in the lower half on the defensive side of the ball, allowing 24.1 PPG.
- On paper this looks like a pretty big mismatch, but “situationally,” this one sets up great for the underdog Bears. While he wasn’t at his best in the two games he did play in, getting Cutler back under center healthy at this point of the season is a big bonus for Chicago. The Vikes have another important divsion rivalry at home against the Lions next week, setting up the potential “look ahead” scenario as well for the visitors.
- Going back, Chicago is 15-5 ATS in its last 20 home games after gaining 200 or less total yards in their previous game while going 17-6 ATS in its last 23 home games after three or more consecutive losses against the spread. The Vikings meanwhile are 8-22 ATS in their last 30 road games against teams averaging 17 or fewer ppg.
- The Minnesota Vikings have never been a good road favorite. How about a 3-9 SU and ATS mark since 2009. Digging deeper, they are a dreaded 0-5 SU and ATS when laying more than 3 points. Against the Bears, the Vikings are 1-2 SU and ATS as a road favorite the L3 with that one win being only by 3 points. Take the bears,like the man said.
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