Looking at this game from different perspectives, consider these aspects of the game beside power ratings and point spread. Frist... a division game NFC North with great importance for Green Bay at 1-2 because they don't want to be home playing another NFC North division game Oct 2 Thursday night game against Minnesota at 1-3.
Second... Chicago is banged up in there secondary Bears will also be without star cornerback Charles Tillman for the rest of the year and saw safeties drop left and right Monday.Chris Conte and Ryan Mundy may both play Sunday, but the Bears could really use a secondary close to full strength against Aaron Rodgers, Jordy Nelson and look out for Randall Cobb. Chicago lost Brandon Marshall for an extended amount of time Monday against the New York Jets, and he hasn’t been 100 percent since Week 1. and may not play at all.
Third point and my prediction also from some old school handicappers that I have know for years with Green Bay edging out Chicago by earning four out of four predictions by them to win by 6 or more points. Believe me these old handicappers are good. Back Room Benny The Jew Goldberg that hangs out at the Horseshoe" downtown has Pack winning by 3+ points and bet the money line at a big + on the opening line. Benny only bets on National Football Conference with a big bankroll and my opinion one of best, he also picks his spots and only bets the money line. That Jay Cutler will have no running game and will have to pass, to keep up with the explosive Green Bay offense. Don't kid yourself Bears are 2-1, fresh off two prime-time road wins in Santa Clara, California, and East Rutherford, New Jersey however it cost them there secondary and they will playing catch-up for whole game at home.
Fourth... Green Bay is 2-4 against the spread in its last six road games, while Chicago is 1-9-1 ATS in its last 11 home games. Green Bay has covered the spread in six of the last seven games in Chicago.
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