Not sure how this loses, but teasing KC and MIN this Sunday to -1 for both is about the surest thing I can think of. Like how does either team lose at home? It’s the Bears and Raiders FGS. Min is the only one that scares me, but Chicago can’t score touchdowns lol. Im not overthinking this ……taking it large!
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Not sure how this loses, but teasing KC and MIN this Sunday to -1 for both is about the surest thing I can think of. Like how does either team lose at home? It’s the Bears and Raiders FGS. Min is the only one that scares me, but Chicago can’t score touchdowns lol. Im not overthinking this ……taking it large!
thanks for the replies....I mean I'm not naive this is gambling and anything can happen but man this is the closest thing to a sure thing I've seen in a while....we'll see
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thanks for the replies....I mean I'm not naive this is gambling and anything can happen but man this is the closest thing to a sure thing I've seen in a while....we'll see
Keep in mind the Vikings chose not to take their bye after the london game, certainly a chance they come out flat and sloppy. Don't hate the teaser because in the long term, wong teasers are profitable, but a very risky spot for the vikings here. Personally took the bears +4.5 1H and 0.20U on 1H ML
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Keep in mind the Vikings chose not to take their bye after the london game, certainly a chance they come out flat and sloppy. Don't hate the teaser because in the long term, wong teasers are profitable, but a very risky spot for the vikings here. Personally took the bears +4.5 1H and 0.20U on 1H ML
Who scores for the Bears? I just don't see how they will generate points? Flat and sloppy is still better than the Bears at full strength no? Min scoring 51 total points in 2 gmaes at home and 28 on a neutral field....Bears have only scored 22 points on the road in 2 games just don't know how they will outscore Minny at home???
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Who scores for the Bears? I just don't see how they will generate points? Flat and sloppy is still better than the Bears at full strength no? Min scoring 51 total points in 2 gmaes at home and 28 on a neutral field....Bears have only scored 22 points on the road in 2 games just don't know how they will outscore Minny at home???
Not sure how this loses, but teasing KC and MIN this Sunday to -1 for both is about the surest thing I can think of. Like how does either team lose at home? It’s the Bears and Raiders FGS. Min is the only one that scares me, but Chicago can’t score touchdowns lol. Im not overthinking this ……taking it large!
No disrespect to you, but I TOTALLY disagree with you about the Vikings game. Vikings coming off the long travel from London last Sunday. Divisional game, plus the main reason is a guy by the name of Kirk Cousins. You can't trust him. I see this as a PERFECT spot for the Bears to go into Minnesota and win outright. Be careful, other games that are much easier if you ask me. Bears are 0-2 on the road. I'm calling for a Bears win OUTRIGHT.
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Quote Originally Posted by hlandy:
Not sure how this loses, but teasing KC and MIN this Sunday to -1 for both is about the surest thing I can think of. Like how does either team lose at home? It’s the Bears and Raiders FGS. Min is the only one that scares me, but Chicago can’t score touchdowns lol. Im not overthinking this ……taking it large!
No disrespect to you, but I TOTALLY disagree with you about the Vikings game. Vikings coming off the long travel from London last Sunday. Divisional game, plus the main reason is a guy by the name of Kirk Cousins. You can't trust him. I see this as a PERFECT spot for the Bears to go into Minnesota and win outright. Be careful, other games that are much easier if you ask me. Bears are 0-2 on the road. I'm calling for a Bears win OUTRIGHT.
not sure what changes bears are woeful on the road and their RB is not healthy not sure what pill they will need to swallow to win outright on the road
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not sure what changes bears are woeful on the road and their RB is not healthy not sure what pill they will need to swallow to win outright on the road
I just see no way that the Bears win this game. Their offense is 27th in opponent yards per play, and they have no firepower.
It's too bad for them that throwing the ball is how you can beat the Vikings. All they have to do is stop the run...Meanwhile, the Bears are among the last defensively so Min backfield should rule the day. I agree 7 is too much but there's no reason to belive they cant cover 2 at home. BOL tho
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I just see no way that the Bears win this game. Their offense is 27th in opponent yards per play, and they have no firepower.
It's too bad for them that throwing the ball is how you can beat the Vikings. All they have to do is stop the run...Meanwhile, the Bears are among the last defensively so Min backfield should rule the day. I agree 7 is too much but there's no reason to belive they cant cover 2 at home. BOL tho
I just see no way that the Bears win this game. Their offense is 27th in opponent yards per play, and they have no firepower.
It's too bad for them that throwing the ball is how you can beat the Vikings. All they have to do is stop the run...Meanwhile, the Bears are among the last defensively so Min backfield should rule the day. I agree 7 is too much but there's no reason to belive they cant cover 2 at home. BOL tho
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I just see no way that the Bears win this game. Their offense is 27th in opponent yards per play, and they have no firepower.
It's too bad for them that throwing the ball is how you can beat the Vikings. All they have to do is stop the run...Meanwhile, the Bears are among the last defensively so Min backfield should rule the day. I agree 7 is too much but there's no reason to belive they cant cover 2 at home. BOL tho
The Vikings squeaked out a 28-25 win in London last week and will return home for their Week 5 matchup. Their Week 4 matchup across the pond against the Saints was a roller coaster of emotions as a go-ahead field goal by the Vikings with 24 seconds left appeared to secure Minnesota the win, but a quick drive by Andy Dalton got the Saints into the edge of field goal range. However, a double-doink by Wil Lutz moved the Vikings to 3-1 this season. Justin Jefferson continued his rampage against opposing secondaries as he secured 10 receptions for 147 yards, and Week 5 will serve as a tough test for the young receiver as the Bears have allowed the 4th fewest passing yards this season. The key to victory for the Vikings will be their rushing attack, as Dalvin Cook and Alexander Mattison will likely see a larger workload than usual. The Bears defense has allowed the most rushing attempts and rushing yards in the NFL through 4 weeks, so I expect to hear Cook’s name called often.
The Bears offense has been terrible this season. They are averaging 16 points per game entering Week 5, which ranks 31st in the league. Justin Fields has struggled to find any sort of rhythm with his receivers as Chicago ranks last in the league in passing attempts, passing completions, and passing yards. The loss of Allen Robinson in the offseason has deeply affected the Bears passing attack, and with David Montgomery going down with an injury, there is little hope for Chicago to turn around their offensive woes. This line is currently at a touchdown, so if you can get it at -6.5 or better I would highly recommend that, but I would still play it at -7 as I don’t see the Chicago defense holding down the two-headed monster of Cook and Jefferson for long.
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I didn't write this but beautiful analysis...
The Vikings squeaked out a 28-25 win in London last week and will return home for their Week 5 matchup. Their Week 4 matchup across the pond against the Saints was a roller coaster of emotions as a go-ahead field goal by the Vikings with 24 seconds left appeared to secure Minnesota the win, but a quick drive by Andy Dalton got the Saints into the edge of field goal range. However, a double-doink by Wil Lutz moved the Vikings to 3-1 this season. Justin Jefferson continued his rampage against opposing secondaries as he secured 10 receptions for 147 yards, and Week 5 will serve as a tough test for the young receiver as the Bears have allowed the 4th fewest passing yards this season. The key to victory for the Vikings will be their rushing attack, as Dalvin Cook and Alexander Mattison will likely see a larger workload than usual. The Bears defense has allowed the most rushing attempts and rushing yards in the NFL through 4 weeks, so I expect to hear Cook’s name called often.
The Bears offense has been terrible this season. They are averaging 16 points per game entering Week 5, which ranks 31st in the league. Justin Fields has struggled to find any sort of rhythm with his receivers as Chicago ranks last in the league in passing attempts, passing completions, and passing yards. The loss of Allen Robinson in the offseason has deeply affected the Bears passing attack, and with David Montgomery going down with an injury, there is little hope for Chicago to turn around their offensive woes. This line is currently at a touchdown, so if you can get it at -6.5 or better I would highly recommend that, but I would still play it at -7 as I don’t see the Chicago defense holding down the two-headed monster of Cook and Jefferson for long.
I didn't write this but beautiful analysis... The Vikings squeaked out a 28-25 win in London last week and will return home for their Week 5 matchup. Their Week 4 matchup across the pond against the Saints was a roller coaster of emotions as a go-ahead field goal by the Vikings with 24 seconds left appeared to secure Minnesota the win, but a quick drive by Andy Dalton got the Saints into the edge of field goal range. However, a double-doink by Wil Lutz moved the Vikings to 3-1 this season. Justin Jefferson continued his rampage against opposing secondaries as he secured 10 receptions for 147 yards, and Week 5 will serve as a tough test for the young receiver as the Bears have allowed the 4th fewest passing yards this season. The key to victory for the Vikings will be their rushing attack, as Dalvin Cook and Alexander Mattison will likely see a larger workload than usual. The Bears defense has allowed the most rushing attempts and rushing yards in the NFL through 4 weeks, so I expect to hear Cook’s name called often. The Bears offense has been terrible this season. They are averaging 16 points per game entering Week 5, which ranks 31st in the league. Justin Fields has struggled to find any sort of rhythm with his receivers as Chicago ranks last in the league in passing attempts, passing completions, and passing yards. The loss of Allen Robinson in the offseason has deeply affected the Bears passing attack, and with David Montgomery going down with an injury, there is little hope for Chicago to turn around their offensive woes. This line is currently at a touchdown, so if you can get it at -6.5 or better I would highly recommend that, but I would still play it at -7 as I don’t see the Chicago defense holding down the two-headed monster of Cook and Jefferson for long. @tressel33
Just remember the Colts of all teams. The Colts with Old man Matt Ryan, who had tied with the Pathetic Texans 20-20 the first week, and then the 2nd week lose to J Ville 24-0. Then go on in week 3 to beat the KC CHIEFS???????? The NFL is up and down. I'm just stating my opinion. I like the Bears in this game. I know they will cover, but I think they might outright win this game. Good luck to you. Many factors are not in Minny's favor in this game, as I pointed out to you. Good luck my friend
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Quote Originally Posted by hlandy:
I didn't write this but beautiful analysis... The Vikings squeaked out a 28-25 win in London last week and will return home for their Week 5 matchup. Their Week 4 matchup across the pond against the Saints was a roller coaster of emotions as a go-ahead field goal by the Vikings with 24 seconds left appeared to secure Minnesota the win, but a quick drive by Andy Dalton got the Saints into the edge of field goal range. However, a double-doink by Wil Lutz moved the Vikings to 3-1 this season. Justin Jefferson continued his rampage against opposing secondaries as he secured 10 receptions for 147 yards, and Week 5 will serve as a tough test for the young receiver as the Bears have allowed the 4th fewest passing yards this season. The key to victory for the Vikings will be their rushing attack, as Dalvin Cook and Alexander Mattison will likely see a larger workload than usual. The Bears defense has allowed the most rushing attempts and rushing yards in the NFL through 4 weeks, so I expect to hear Cook’s name called often. The Bears offense has been terrible this season. They are averaging 16 points per game entering Week 5, which ranks 31st in the league. Justin Fields has struggled to find any sort of rhythm with his receivers as Chicago ranks last in the league in passing attempts, passing completions, and passing yards. The loss of Allen Robinson in the offseason has deeply affected the Bears passing attack, and with David Montgomery going down with an injury, there is little hope for Chicago to turn around their offensive woes. This line is currently at a touchdown, so if you can get it at -6.5 or better I would highly recommend that, but I would still play it at -7 as I don’t see the Chicago defense holding down the two-headed monster of Cook and Jefferson for long. @tressel33
Just remember the Colts of all teams. The Colts with Old man Matt Ryan, who had tied with the Pathetic Texans 20-20 the first week, and then the 2nd week lose to J Ville 24-0. Then go on in week 3 to beat the KC CHIEFS???????? The NFL is up and down. I'm just stating my opinion. I like the Bears in this game. I know they will cover, but I think they might outright win this game. Good luck to you. Many factors are not in Minny's favor in this game, as I pointed out to you. Good luck my friend
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