Bears vs. Raiders Odds, Picks & Betting Predictions
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Bears vs. Raiders Odds, Picks & Betting Predictions
- Spread: Bears -6
- Over/Under: 40
- Time: 1 p.m. ET
- TV Channel: FOX
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Our analysts and experts break down the most important angles of this game.
Here’s an excerpt, but you can read the full thing here.
I could see the lack of overseas experience and starting a backup quarterback leading to the Bears stumbling on offense. On defense, not so much.
The Bears have yet to allow an opponent crack 16 points this season and have held opponents to 17 or fewer in 15-of-21 (71.4%) games since the start of last season. The Gruden-Carr marriage, meanwhile, has produced just 17.05 points per game in 19 games in which the Raiders were underdogs — read: essentially all of them — over that span.
See our full betting breakdown for Bears-Raiders here.
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Sean Koerner’s Projected Bears-Raider Odds
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Pick ‘Em Confidence Rating
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See where the Bears and Raiders rank.
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