The Bears will look to snap a two-game losing streak and improve to 3-5 when they visit the San Diego Chargers Monday night at Qualcomm Stadium. This will be the third time that the Bears and Chargers will have met in the regular season over the last decade and in the previous two games, each team has a win. Lets just get to the predictions.
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“I think you have to really right now just get excited about playing the Chicago Bears on Monday Night Football and really think about nothing else than that”, he said. That being said, expect a lot of points and a lot of mistakes. And I’m not sure that they will be able to sustain for an entire game. Rivers has topped 300 passing yards in five straight games and he’s attempted at least 37 passes in five straight.
As a lifetime Bears fan, last week’s late collapse to Minnesota resonates as one of the most disappointing losses in recent memory.
The Chicago Bears (2-5) are struggling to find any momentum in their game this season, losing again in Week 8 after a bye week.
In a battle between the NFC and the AFC, the Chargers represent the AFC as they are at the bottom of the AFC West – with the Denver Broncos leading the way in their division. But after being burned the last two weeks I have to choose San Diego until the Bears prove me otherwise.
With the loss last week to the Vikings, the Bears playoffs hopes are all but over. But we all know it’s a 2-3 year process in getting a team turned aroun. San Diego on the season has a record of 2-6 SU and 3-5 ATS.
And, considering Langford is also heavily involved in special teams, it may also give Pace a good look at Ka’Deem Carey, a holdover from the Phil Emery, who is also a former fourth round pick (2014). I think the Bears keep him around for the past year of his contract. He previously dealt with a hamstring injury, but his return will greatly help quarterback Jay Cutler. Dunlap missed three games earlier this season due to a concussion.
Will it be Malcom Floyd, Stevie Johnson, or perhaps will tight ends Antonio Gates and Ladarius Green (27 catches, 314 yards, four TD’s) who will be targeted more by veteran QB Philip Rivers (2,753 yards passing 18 touchdowns on the season)?
BEARS BACKS: Chicago star Forte is out with a knee injury.
This defense is giving up an average of 28 points per game this year which is absurd.
Matt Forte celebrates a touchdown.
The key to the Bears’ offense is how much of Forte’s load that rookie Jeremy Langford can pick up in his first start. Inman has only amassed 300 total yards of receiving in 14 career National Football League games. It should be a high-scoring game with Cutler and Rivers doing all they can offensively to put up points.
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The Bears also made offensive lineman Tayo Fabuluje, defensive tackle Ziggy Hood, and safety Harold Jones-Quartley inactive for the game.
