Huge rematch in the windy city on Saturday night. The Bears playoff percentage is currently 71%, that jumps to 92% with a win, and drops to 53% if they lose. The Packers are currently 87% to make it. With a win they are 99%, with a loss 75%. This game means more for the Bears, by the percentages. The odds have both the Packers and Bears at even to win the NFC North. That's from a quick AI search, correct me if I'm wrong at what you guys are seeing at your books. Do me, and everyone else here a favor, please don't state something to the tune of "the Bears need this more, so they will win". We're not going to handicap like that. Teams who have faced the Bears this year are now 2-10 su in their following game, ie the Packers losing to Denver. Last week the Browns recorded the 11th worst dvoa game in history vs the Bears. How much of it was the Browns checking out, plus the cold, or the Bears putting it on them, I'm not sure but I'd say a little of all of it. I wouldn't advise a Browns ML bet this week. Any comments and info welcome. Good luck
Too many key PACKER injuries and walking wounded compared with Bears
Parsons is HUGE! and their other stellar rush end WYATT is OUT!
They will likely be w/o star deep safety Williams too!
OL is thin and likely to miss a starter.
What helped them get here was all those players PLUS star TE Tucker Kraft - OUT!
Two receivers will most likely play on bad wheels...
Bears much stronger AT HOME than GB is on the road.
WRONG TEAM FAVORED!...although that does not guarantee a BEAR's win. In my thread on Sunday night, I already designated BEARS a *Best Bet along with a few others.
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Quote Originally Posted by undermysac:
Huge rematch in the windy city on Saturday night. The Bears playoff percentage is currently 71%, that jumps to 92% with a win, and drops to 53% if they lose. The Packers are currently 87% to make it. With a win they are 99%, with a loss 75%. This game means more for the Bears, by the percentages. The odds have both the Packers and Bears at even to win the NFC North. That's from a quick AI search, correct me if I'm wrong at what you guys are seeing at your books. Do me, and everyone else here a favor, please don't state something to the tune of "the Bears need this more, so they will win". We're not going to handicap like that. Teams who have faced the Bears this year are now 2-10 su in their following game, ie the Packers losing to Denver. Last week the Browns recorded the 11th worst dvoa game in history vs the Bears. How much of it was the Browns checking out, plus the cold, or the Bears putting it on them, I'm not sure but I'd say a little of all of it. I wouldn't advise a Browns ML bet this week. Any comments and info welcome. Good luck
Too many key PACKER injuries and walking wounded compared with Bears
Parsons is HUGE! and their other stellar rush end WYATT is OUT!
They will likely be w/o star deep safety Williams too!
OL is thin and likely to miss a starter.
What helped them get here was all those players PLUS star TE Tucker Kraft - OUT!
Two receivers will most likely play on bad wheels...
Bears much stronger AT HOME than GB is on the road.
WRONG TEAM FAVORED!...although that does not guarantee a BEAR's win. In my thread on Sunday night, I already designated BEARS a *Best Bet along with a few others.
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