After starting the season 5-1, the Chicago Bears then lost six games in a row. That put head coach Matt Nagy and general manager Ryan Pace on the hot seat. However, after the six-game skid, they rallied back and finished the season 8-8 for the second year in a row. With the expanded playoff field, the Bears made the playoffs but were eliminated by the New Orleans Saints by a score of 21-9.
The quarterback carousel that is the 2021 offseason continues. Just a few short weeks after Matthew Stafford was traded to the Los Angeles Rams in exchange for Jared Goff and two first-round picks, the Philadelphia Eagles have shipped Carson Wentz to the Indianapolis Colts.
Nothing came easy for the Chicago Bears during the 2020 NFL season. They won five of their first six games by a combined margin of 20 points, and a 5-1 start was overshadowed by head coach Matt Nagy benching Mitchell Trubisky for Nick Foles.
The Chicago Bears had a mediocre season and lost to the Saints in the first round of the playoffs, but chairman Gorge McCaskey and president Ted Phillips believe they took a step in the right direction.
The Chicago Bears were huge underdogs going into their first-round matchup in New Orleans, but they had a chance to win if it wasn’t for their costly mishaps. They were the last NFC team that got into the playoffs and entered the Wild Card round as 11-point underdogs on the road versus the Saints.
Drew Brees will face Tom Brady for a third time this season after guiding the New Orleans Saints to a
The Sunday games are underway, as we are currently watching the Baltimore Ravens take on the Tennessee Titans. With that said, we still have two highly anticipated matchups to go. The Chicago Bears travel to New Orleans to take on the Saints. The Bears are double-digit underdogs. And for the nightcap, the Cleveland Browns face the Steelers in Pittsburgh.
The New Orleans Saints (12-4) won the NFC South and slot in as the second seed. The Chicago Bears (8-8) grab the seventh seed by virtue of the tiebreaker with the Arizona Cardinals. These two teams met up at Soldier Field in Week 8 with the Saints winning 26-23 in overtime. A lot has changed since November 1, but one thing is for sure, it should be a close game.
“The road to Tampa goes through Lambeau”
All season, every week has felt like a “wait for the news” week. In Week 17, that’s always the case. Nonetheless, we can take on a little more risk in tournaments with all of the uncertainty about who will be playing their starters and who won’t.
In a matchup between NFC North Division rivals, the 12-3 Green Bay Packers head to Chicago to take on the 8-7 Bears later today. With the win, the Packers secure the No.1 seed in the NFC Playoffs and the only first-round bye. For the Bears, it’s win and make the playoffs. However, even with the loss, they can still get in the playoffs with a Los Angeles Rams victory over the Arizona Cardinals. With plenty on the line for both teams, gamblers can expect a close, competitive game.
If you’re still competing for a championship in Week 17, this article is for you. As you prepare for your final matchup, let’s analyze some players that could boom or bust this week, while also looking into players with very safe floors.
After starting the season 5-1, the Chicago Bears then lost six games in a row. That put head coach Matt Nagy and general manager Ryan Pace on the hot seat. However, after the six-game skid, they rallied back and finished the season 8-8 for the second year in a row. With the expanded playoff field, the Bears made the playoffs but were eliminated by the New Orleans Saints by a score of 21-9.
The quarterback carousel that is the 2021 offseason continues. Just a few short weeks after Matthew Stafford was traded to the Los Angeles Rams in exchange for Jared Goff and two first-round picks, the Philadelphia Eagles have shipped Carson Wentz to the Indianapolis Colts.
Nothing came easy for the Chicago Bears during the 2020 NFL season. They won five of their first six games by a combined margin of 20 points, and a 5-1 start was overshadowed by head coach Matt Nagy benching Mitchell Trubisky for Nick Foles.
The Chicago Bears had a mediocre season and lost to the Saints in the first round of the playoffs, but chairman Gorge McCaskey and president Ted Phillips believe they took a step in the right direction.
The Chicago Bears were huge underdogs going into their first-round matchup in New Orleans, but they had a chance to win if it wasn’t for their costly mishaps. They were the last NFC team that got into the playoffs and entered the Wild Card round as 11-point underdogs on the road versus the Saints.
Drew Brees will face Tom Brady for a third time this season after guiding the New Orleans Saints to a 21-9 win over the Chicago
The Sunday games are underway, as we are currently watching the Baltimore Ravens take on the Tennessee Titans. With that said, we still have two highly anticipated matchups to go. The Chicago Bears travel to New Orleans to take on the Saints. The Bears are double-digit underdogs. And for the nightcap, the Cleveland Browns face the Steelers in Pittsburgh.
The New Orleans Saints (12-4) won the NFC South and slot in as the second seed. The Chicago Bears (8-8) grab the seventh seed by virtue of the tiebreaker with the Arizona Cardinals. These two teams met up at Soldier Field in Week 8 with the Saints winning 26-23 in overtime. A lot has changed since November 1, but one thing is for sure, it should be a close game.
“The road to Tampa goes through Lambeau”
All season, every week has felt like a “wait for the news” week. In Week 17, that’s always the case. Nonetheless, we can take on a little more risk in tournaments with all of the uncertainty about who will be playing their starters and who won’t.
In a matchup between NFC North Division rivals, the 12-3 Green Bay Packers head to Chicago to take on the 8-7 Bears later today. With the win, the Packers secure the No.1 seed in the NFC Playoffs and the only first-round bye. For the Bears, it’s win and make the playoffs. However, even with the loss, they can still get in the playoffs with a Los Angeles Rams victory over the Arizona Cardinals. With plenty on the line for both teams, gamblers can expect a close, competitive game.
If you’re still competing for a championship in Week 17, this article is for you. As you prepare for your final matchup, let’s analyze some players that could boom or bust this week, while also looking into players with very safe floors.
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