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AAA's 10* SUNDAY NIGHT *NBC TV* Bears/Packers TOTAL BLOCKBUSTER!
(NFL) Chicago vs. Green Bay,
Total: 54.00 | -110.00 Over
Result: Loss
Total: 54.00 | -110.00 Over
Result: Loss
This is a 10* TOTAL BLOCKBUSTER on the UNDER between the Chicago Bears and the Green Bay Packers.
Divisional contests are always the most important, and as such, I believe these two teams battle it out on the national stage and for a number of different reasons ultimately expect this total to sneak below the posted number. Both teams are coming off their bye, I think chemistry will be an issue early, a perfect situational factor that we can take advantage of with this selection. Chicago has lost four of its last five. The Packers were man-handled in a 44-23 loss in New Orleans on October 26th. Certainly the Bears will be motivated here, they're just 1-8 their last nine in the series. Note that the last time these teams got together, the Packers would prevail 27-20 on November 4th, 2013. Chicago will also be extra motivated after getting destroyed 51-23 in New England before its break. Chicago's defense has been a disaster so far, but with a week off to re-focus and prepare, I think coach Marc Trestman will have his unit ready to play: "We will not quit on the season. We will not quit on ourselves. We're not going to quit on each other," general manager Phil Emery assessed earlier in the week. "We feel, without question, we built a work ethic, a system of doing things in this building is in place to have the consistency we need to win. We're disappointed because we haven't done that." Note that the Bears defense will benefit greatly from the return of LB Lance Briggs after sitting for three games with a rib injury. Also note that CB Kyle Fuller and Chris Conte are also expected to play today after missing the last few games with injury. When the Bears have the ball, expect to see a heavy dose of the run game, the Packers weakness is its rush defense, allowing a league-worst 153.5 per game. Note though that Chicago's offense took a hit with TE Matellus Bennett going down with a rib injury. Note that Chicago has seen the total go UNDER the number in both games following its bye over the last two seasons, while Green Bay has seen it go UNDER the number in both games it's played over the last two seasons following its bye. The situation, the numbers and the trends all point to the UNDER as the sharp move in this one.
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Divisional contests are always the most important, and as such, I believe these two teams battle it out on the national stage and for a number of different reasons ultimately expect this total to sneak below the posted number. Both teams are coming off their bye, I think chemistry will be an issue early, a perfect situational factor that we can take advantage of with this selection. Chicago has lost four of its last five. The Packers were man-handled in a 44-23 loss in New Orleans on October 26th. Certainly the Bears will be motivated here, they're just 1-8 their last nine in the series. Note that the last time these teams got together, the Packers would prevail 27-20 on November 4th, 2013. Chicago will also be extra motivated after getting destroyed 51-23 in New England before its break. Chicago's defense has been a disaster so far, but with a week off to re-focus and prepare, I think coach Marc Trestman will have his unit ready to play: "We will not quit on the season. We will not quit on ourselves. We're not going to quit on each other," general manager Phil Emery assessed earlier in the week. "We feel, without question, we built a work ethic, a system of doing things in this building is in place to have the consistency we need to win. We're disappointed because we haven't done that." Note that the Bears defense will benefit greatly from the return of LB Lance Briggs after sitting for three games with a rib injury. Also note that CB Kyle Fuller and Chris Conte are also expected to play today after missing the last few games with injury. When the Bears have the ball, expect to see a heavy dose of the run game, the Packers weakness is its rush defense, allowing a league-worst 153.5 per game. Note though that Chicago's offense took a hit with TE Matellus Bennett going down with a rib injury. Note that Chicago has seen the total go UNDER the number in both games following its bye over the last two seasons, while Green Bay has seen it go UNDER the number in both games it's played over the last two seasons following its bye. The situation, the numbers and the trends all point to the UNDER as the sharp move in this one.
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