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AAA's 10* *Denver/Chicago* BLOCKBUSTER ~ 28-11 (72%) 10* NFL Run!
(NFL) Denver vs. Chicago,
11/22/2015 8:00 AM, Score: 17 - 15
Point Spread: 1.50 | -110.00 Chicago (Home)
Result: Loss
Point Spread: 1.50 | -110.00 Chicago (Home)
Result: Loss
This is a 10* BLOCKBUSTER on the Chicago Bears.
It's true that Denver has played well despite the fact that Peyton Manning hasn't been at his best, but with their starting QB sitting this one out, we believe that his backup, Brock Osweiler, who is making his first career start, will stumble terribly. Manning has been diagnosed with a torn plantar fascia, which resulted in a 29-13 loss to KC last week. The problem for Osweiler is that the Broncos have no running game whatsoever, the unit is ranked 29th in the league in averaging 86 yards and has totalled 104 in the losses to the Colts and Chiefs. And now Denver faces a surging 4-5 Chicago team which is looking for its first three-game win streak in two seasons. The Bears also have an advantage with head coach John Fox and offensive coordinator Adam Gase, both who were together in Denver the last four seasons. Chicago's defense has looked much improved, after allowing an average of 35 points during an 0-3 start, the Bears are yielding just 21.5 since. QB Jay Cutler threw for three TD's last week and no INT's, while rookie Jeremy Langford has 145 rushing yards, caught ten passes for 179 yards and scored three TD's while replacing RB Matt Forte. Denver's vaunted defensive unit is still banged up, DeMarcus Ware is expected to sit this one out as well; note that the Broncos have been gashed for 668 yards, including 226 on the ground, over the last two games. We're expecting a rout from start to finish, play on CHICAGO.
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It's true that Denver has played well despite the fact that Peyton Manning hasn't been at his best, but with their starting QB sitting this one out, we believe that his backup, Brock Osweiler, who is making his first career start, will stumble terribly. Manning has been diagnosed with a torn plantar fascia, which resulted in a 29-13 loss to KC last week. The problem for Osweiler is that the Broncos have no running game whatsoever, the unit is ranked 29th in the league in averaging 86 yards and has totalled 104 in the losses to the Colts and Chiefs. And now Denver faces a surging 4-5 Chicago team which is looking for its first three-game win streak in two seasons. The Bears also have an advantage with head coach John Fox and offensive coordinator Adam Gase, both who were together in Denver the last four seasons. Chicago's defense has looked much improved, after allowing an average of 35 points during an 0-3 start, the Bears are yielding just 21.5 since. QB Jay Cutler threw for three TD's last week and no INT's, while rookie Jeremy Langford has 145 rushing yards, caught ten passes for 179 yards and scored three TD's while replacing RB Matt Forte. Denver's vaunted defensive unit is still banged up, DeMarcus Ware is expected to sit this one out as well; note that the Broncos have been gashed for 668 yards, including 226 on the ground, over the last two games. We're expecting a rout from start to finish, play on CHICAGO.
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