Chicago at Tennessee

The Bears have a tendency to look ugly because they bring more to the game on the defensive side of the ball. Last year the Bears held 12 of 16 opponents to 20 points or less, and we should get our first look at that defense in action in game three where the starters amass most of the minutes. The Titans have looked sluggish on offense with their two game tallies showing no more than 16 points scored in a game. They will have their hands full against a Bears defense. The Titans offense disappeared last season in a disappointing 1-7 finish to their season, as they managed just a pedestrian 16.5 points per game. The Bears defense is good at turning their opponent over, something that has plagued Tennessee. Also, teams coming off of two straight games in NFLX, forcing one turnover or fewer in each of their first two games are 30-11 ATS the last 41 times the situation has presented itself. The real Bears defense takes charge here.