2015 Chicago Bears Betting Odds provided by 5Dimes
Season Win Total Odds: 7
Odds to win the NFC North: +1500
Odds to win the NFC Championship: +3800
Odds to win the Super Bowl: +6000
The
oddsmakers have set the betting odds on the Chicago Bears season win
total at 7 for the 2015-2016 NFL season. Last season, the Bears went
under their season win total of 8.5. They finished 4th in the NFC North
and 14th in the NFC Conference with a 5-11 record, going 2-6 in home
games and 3-5 in road games. The offense averaged 5.2 yards per play and
19.9 points per game while the defense allowed an average of 6.0 yards
per play and 27.6 points per game.
NFL
sports bettors that bet on the Chicago Bears against the spread went
7-9 overall, 3-5 in home games, and 4-4 in road games. As favorites
against the spread, the Cardinals went 2-2, and as the underdog they
went 5-7. They covered the spread in 43.8% of their games, which ranked
24th in the league. They also had the 15th ranked strength of schedule.
Betting on the Total (Over/Under) in Arizona Cardinals games went 8-8
overall, 2-6 in home games, and 6-2 in road games.
Here is a list of the arrivals and departures made during the offseason:
Arrivals:
RB Jacquizz Rodgers, WR Eddie Royal, TE Bear Pascoe, G Vlad Ducasse, C
Will Montomgery, DE/DT Jarvis Jenkins, DE/OLB Pernell McPhee, DE/OLB Sam
Acho, ILB Mason Foster, CB Alan Ball, S Antrel Rolle, WR Kevin White,
DT Eddie Goldman, C Hroniss Grasu, RB Jeremy Langford, and S Adrian
Amos.
Departures:
WR Brandon Marshall, C Roberto Garza, C Brian De La Puente, DE/DT Ray
McDonald, DT Stephen Paea, OLB Lance Briggs, ILB D.J. Williams, CB
Charles Tillman, S Chris Conte, and S Danny McCray.
2014 Season Rankings
Rushing
Offensive Rushing Yards per Play: 16th (4.1 RYpP)
Defensive Rushing Yards per Play: 22nd (4.3 RYpP)
Rushing Yards per Play Differential: 21st (-0.2 RYpP)
Passing
Offensive Passing Yards per Play: 29th (6.6 PYpP)
Defensive Passing Yards per Play: 30th (8.1 PYpP)
Passing Yards per Play Differential: 31st (-1.5 PYpP)
Luck (Points Scored Not By Offensive TD)
Offensive Luck: 26th (2.5 PpG)
Defensive UnLuck: 29th (3.8 PpG)
Luck Differential: 29th (-1.3 PpG)
2015-16 Chicago Bears Schedule
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Prediction
Chicago Bears UNDER 7 (-140) Season Wins
Despite
the fact that I do like some of the off-season moves made by the
Chicago Bears, I cannot and will not back a team with Jay “I don’t give a
fuck” Cutler as the starting quarterback. Cutler reminds me of the
spoiled brat kid in the neighborhood whose parents buy him everything
and the also the kids who quits when he is losing and taking his ball
home so the other kids can’t play. The Bears will be much better
everywhere this season, yet they will still struggle as they deal with
the contagious attitude of Cutler. The Bears should have dropped Cutler
because his personality will not help the new coaching staff. Bears fans
should expect another down season and continue to expect such results
with Cutler in the starting role. I look at this season as a rebuilding
season and wouldn't be shocked to see 4 or less wins by the Bears.
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