| Cleveland Browns vs Chicago Bears NFL Picks, Predictions & Odds |
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Sunday, 01 November 2009
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Cleveland Browns vs Chicago Bears NFL Picks, NFL Predictions & NFL Odds: The Bears and the Browns will square off today in a match up between two of the more storied franchises in the NFL. Unfortunately for the two teams, the story has been rather despressing in recent weeks. At least one team should feel better after today's contest. Kickoff is set for 1:00pm ET at Soldier Field in Chicago (FOX). NFL Picks at SBGglobal.com are predicting the Bears to be that team as Chicago is presently listed as a -13 against the spread home favorite. Browns Breakdown: Cleveland fell to 1-6 on the season last weekend, losing 3-31 at home to Green Bay. The lopsided Bears Breakdown: Chicago looked to be a contender in the NFC after their 3-1 start, but that seems like a distant memory now. The Bears have dropped back-to-back games to draw to an even .500, and last week's 45-10 drubbing in Cincinnati had to play havoc with the team's sagging confidence. Fortunately for Chicago, with a win over the Browns they are still a potential factor in the NFC North race. But their defense has to step up if they want to do anything this year (24 points per game allowed) and Jay Cutler has got to be more consistent (11 touchdowns, 10 interceptions). NFL Picks Betting Trend: The Over is 7-3 in the Bears last 10 games as a home favorite. SBGglobal.com Cleveland Browns vs Chicago Bears NFL Picks, Predictions & Odds: Cleveland Browns +13 (-110), Over 40 (-110), +550 (Moneyline) Chicago Bears -13 (-110), Under 40 (-110), -750 (Moneyline) Bet on sports at internet sportsbook SBG Global and receive up to 295% in Cash Bonuses and start winning today!                       |
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contest sank the Browns even further into the AFC North cellar, a place they appear to be destined to finish the year at. Absolutely nothing has gone right for the team this year, save a scintillating 6-3 win against the Bills. The Browns are averaging just 10.3 points and 225.4 yards per game on offense and their defense is giving up 25.6 points and a league worst 414.9 yards per game.