Chicago Bears over 294 for the regular season at 2.50 (+150). This is my biggest future bet for the upcoming season. I really like this bet because of a number of factors.
1. Change of coach. This is the biggest factor for improving this offense and thankfully for the Bears they don't need to see one more season of ultra-conservative coaching by John Fox and Dowell Loggains. With these coaches Bears offense was very run heavy on first downs (in order to protect Trubisky?) which was very inefficient and they didn't set up Trubisky to succeed. This offense was very inefficient overall when talking about play selections and formations. With Matt Nagy as new head coach the Bears offense will employ more shotgun formations and RPOs. This will not only help Trubisky getting in more favourable situations but also increase Jordan Howard's efficiency. Howard increased from 4.0 YPC under center to 6.4 YPC in shotgun formation last year.
Nagy will make sure that Trubisky will be playing in the most efficient formations, this includes more 12 personnel, which we can see coming true with the signing of Trey Burton. I have no doubt that Nagy will make sure to use his many explosive weapons (Cohen, Gabriel) in many creative ways as new head coaches wants to showcase their masterminds.
Just by changing the coaches, the Bears are in for a major offensive improvement.
2. Better personnel. The Bears has improved in every skill position, with a new recieving core. This also includes the sophomore jump by QB Trubisky.
3. Easier schedule. Bears faced the fifth hardest run defense schedule and will now face a far more easier run defense schedule. The offense as a whole will also face much easier defenses when it comes to total efficiency, going from the #1 hardest defensive schedule when it comes to efficiency to the #14 hardest.
4. Positional spending. Chiacgo has spend a ton of money on the WR and TE groups, ranking #3 in the league in both groups. It's clear to what they want to improve this season. The passing offense is a major part of today's offense, and this will increase their scoring.
5. New rules. A small factor, but still, the new kickoff rule and the new lowering the helmet rule will at the very least not decrease the scoring in the league.
6. Public conception. The Bears are seen together with the Browns with having the worst offense in 2018, both having the highest odds of ending with the league's best offense. The Bears is underrated, and that's a big part in every future over bet, especially this one. Actually, the Bears only need to field a mediocre offense for this bet to hit, a measly 18.4 points per game!
1. Change of coach. This is the biggest factor for improving this offense and thankfully for the Bears they don't need to see one more season of ultra-conservative coaching by John Fox and Dowell Loggains. With these coaches Bears offense was very run heavy on first downs (in order to protect Trubisky?) which was very inefficient and they didn't set up Trubisky to succeed. This offense was very inefficient overall when talking about play selections and formations. With Matt Nagy as new head coach the Bears offense will employ more shotgun formations and RPOs. This will not only help Trubisky getting in more favourable situations but also increase Jordan Howard's efficiency. Howard increased from 4.0 YPC under center to 6.4 YPC in shotgun formation last year.
Nagy will make sure that Trubisky will be playing in the most efficient formations, this includes more 12 personnel, which we can see coming true with the signing of Trey Burton. I have no doubt that Nagy will make sure to use his many explosive weapons (Cohen, Gabriel) in many creative ways as new head coaches wants to showcase their masterminds.
Just by changing the coaches, the Bears are in for a major offensive improvement.
2. Better personnel. The Bears has improved in every skill position, with a new recieving core. This also includes the sophomore jump by QB Trubisky.
3. Easier schedule. Bears faced the fifth hardest run defense schedule and will now face a far more easier run defense schedule. The offense as a whole will also face much easier defenses when it comes to total efficiency, going from the #1 hardest defensive schedule when it comes to efficiency to the #14 hardest.
4. Positional spending. Chiacgo has spend a ton of money on the WR and TE groups, ranking #3 in the league in both groups. It's clear to what they want to improve this season. The passing offense is a major part of today's offense, and this will increase their scoring.
5. New rules. A small factor, but still, the new kickoff rule and the new lowering the helmet rule will at the very least not decrease the scoring in the league.
6. Public conception. The Bears are seen together with the Browns with having the worst offense in 2018, both having the highest odds of ending with the league's best offense. The Bears is underrated, and that's a big part in every future over bet, especially this one. Actually, the Bears only need to field a mediocre offense for this bet to hit, a measly 18.4 points per game!
