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AAA's EARLY NFC NORTH *Packers/Bears* SUPER BLOWOUT! 6-0 (100%) L/SUNDAY!
(NFL) Green Bay vs. Chicago,
Point Spread: -1.50 | -110.00 Green Bay (Away)
Result: Win
Point Spread: -1.50 | -110.00 Green Bay (Away)
Result: Win
This is an 8* SUPER BLOWOUT on the Green Bay Packers.
The Packers have yet to cover the spread this year, while the Bears are 2-1 ATS, including winning back to back nationally televised road games outright. Green Bay will be anxious to atone for last week's listless 19-7 loss at Detroit, easily QB Aaron Rodgers worst game of his career. The Pack also allowed a 40-yard fumble return for a TD and a safety: "We haven't been a sharp offense. I haven't been as sharp," Rodgers said. "We've all got to do better." But Rodgers catches a break this weekend, the Bears are dealing with a ton of injuries on the defensive side of the ball: Ryan Mundy had a stinger and was in and out of last week's win; Safety Chris Conte has a sore shoulder; note that the team was already playing without the services of DL Jeremiah Ratliff, LB Shea McClellin and CB Charles Tillman. Other notable absentees for the home side include center Roberto Garza, LG Matt Slauson and FB Tony Fiammetta. All of that is good news for the hungry 1-2 Packers who have won seven of the last eight in this series. A quick look at the QB's today sees Rodgers having thrown 14 TD's to four INT's in his last five full games vs. the Bears, while Jay Cutler has 18 INTs and 11 TD's in 10 career meetings with Green Bay (including the postseason). It's definitely important to note that the Chicago run game has been almost non-existent this year, RB Matt Forte has 54 yards in his last two games (note that Chicago has a league-low 192 yards on the ground so far this year). Green Bay can empathize though, it hasn't topped 80 yards on the ground so far in 2014; the bottom line, neither team has an advantage in that department this year. Note that Green Bay is 9-5 ATS its last 14 vs. division opponents, while Chicago is just 2-10 ATS its last 12 vs. division opponents and a horrible 7-17 ATS it last 24 when playing with six days of rest. I feel that the situation, the numbers and the trends all point to GREEN BAY as the sharp wager in this one.
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The Packers have yet to cover the spread this year, while the Bears are 2-1 ATS, including winning back to back nationally televised road games outright. Green Bay will be anxious to atone for last week's listless 19-7 loss at Detroit, easily QB Aaron Rodgers worst game of his career. The Pack also allowed a 40-yard fumble return for a TD and a safety: "We haven't been a sharp offense. I haven't been as sharp," Rodgers said. "We've all got to do better." But Rodgers catches a break this weekend, the Bears are dealing with a ton of injuries on the defensive side of the ball: Ryan Mundy had a stinger and was in and out of last week's win; Safety Chris Conte has a sore shoulder; note that the team was already playing without the services of DL Jeremiah Ratliff, LB Shea McClellin and CB Charles Tillman. Other notable absentees for the home side include center Roberto Garza, LG Matt Slauson and FB Tony Fiammetta. All of that is good news for the hungry 1-2 Packers who have won seven of the last eight in this series. A quick look at the QB's today sees Rodgers having thrown 14 TD's to four INT's in his last five full games vs. the Bears, while Jay Cutler has 18 INTs and 11 TD's in 10 career meetings with Green Bay (including the postseason). It's definitely important to note that the Chicago run game has been almost non-existent this year, RB Matt Forte has 54 yards in his last two games (note that Chicago has a league-low 192 yards on the ground so far this year). Green Bay can empathize though, it hasn't topped 80 yards on the ground so far in 2014; the bottom line, neither team has an advantage in that department this year. Note that Green Bay is 9-5 ATS its last 14 vs. division opponents, while Chicago is just 2-10 ATS its last 12 vs. division opponents and a horrible 7-17 ATS it last 24 when playing with six days of rest. I feel that the situation, the numbers and the trends all point to GREEN BAY as the sharp wager in this one.
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