MY Record is 6-1-1 [Cardinals vs Bears Prediction:At A Cold Soldier Field]
MY Record is 6-1-1 Against and With the spread. I bet one game A week, I never bet spreads over 10, never a road team, getting 7 more points, never home steam giving up 7 more points ...I work off a spread sheet, weather,Injures, Power Ratings,Defense and Offence Analyzes, Team Coaches Comparisons and what Team has Lot Players with Flu//lol just kidding !!! After doing a total Analyzes of all NFL Games for week #9, Game Day Sunday I studied even A Little Harder despite my Win with Miami last week,and went through lot's of spread sheet's to come up with this game. So This is My Analyzes Of The Game??? and also I feel its my best bet,Using my betting system ,After Reviewing All The NFL Games this Sunday For Week #9 
The Cardinals’ defense, like the offense, is 18th in the league and also like their offensive counterparts, they’re unbalanced. Arizona is one of the best teams against the run, but they even got destroyed in that aspect against the Panthers, who racked up 270 yards on the ground against ArizonaArizona looks to bounce back after a bad loss at home 34-21 to the Carolina Panthers where they gave up 6 turnovers to the Panthers. Its amazing to think that the Carolina Panthers had a +6 turnover margin in this game and only won by 13 points. Kurt Warner threw 5 interceptions last week and was sacked twice and under duress all game. The Cardinals offensive line did not protect Warner very well. The Cardinals will have injury concerns in their receiving corps as Anquan Boldin tweaked an ankle and is questionable against Chicago. Cardinal’s rookie running back Beanie Wells produced another good game on Sunday with 47 rushing yards on 8 carries for 5.9 yards per carry average.. Defensive end Darnell Dockett and safety Antrel Rolle are limping, too The Bears aren’t the scary defensive team that they’ve usually been, and a lot of that has to do with the absence of injured linebacker Brian Urlacher. Charles Tillman’s interception return for a score against the Browns was Chicago’s first defensive touchdown of the year. it was powered by their defense, and this year’s group is just getting by until Cutler and the offense gets their thing together 
***Note*** Bears are 3-0 in home games during the Jay Cutler era...Cardinals are last in the league in rushing offense (64.9 yards per game), and are the only team in the league without a rush of 20 yards or longer...Bears defensive end Adewale Ogunleye is tied for the NFL lead in defensive fumble recoveries (3)...Cardinals wide receiver Anquan Boldin (ankle) and Darnell Dockett (ankle) both expected to play despite injuries. ***Note*** Here's a look some interesting Bears' stats through the first seven games.
The Bears are 0-3 when Cutler throws for 250 yards or more and 4-0 when he does not. In the Bears' three losses Cutler has thrown Nine interceptions and in their four wins he's thrown just two picks. Matt Forte has averaged 54.7 total yards in their three losses and 107.3 total yards in their four wins. Forte has only crossed the goal line three times this season but none of them have come in a losing effort. Devin Hester, the team leading WR not returner, averages 91.3 yards in the team's losses but just 45 yards in the team's victories. The Bears are 1-3 against teams with a winning record and their four victories have come against opponents with a combined record of 9-20. Arizona came into the Carolina game with an outstanding rush defense but the Panthers were able to rush 44 times for 270 yards and 5.7 yards per carry on the Cardinals defense. The Bears broke a 2 game losing streak by beating Cleveland 30-6 last week. The Browns are inept on offense and cant score or move the ball on any NFL defense. Three of the four Bears wins have come against the very poor teams in the NFL in Seattle with a backup quarterback under center, Detroit and Cleveland. Starting quarterback Jay Cutler is hitting on 64% of his passes with 11 touchdowns and 11 interceptions on the season. Cutler has thrown 6 picks in his past 3 games. Running back Matt Forte continues to struggle on the ground producing just 90 yards on 26 carries for 3.5 yards per carry average against a bad Cleveland team. Forte is only averaging just 3.5 yards per carry this season. On the defensive side the Bears have been a little shakey with a mix of very good and very bad performances on the season. Two games back Carson Palmer and the talented Cincinnati Bengals offense torched the Bears defense for 45 points and 448 yards.The Cardinals lost to Carolina 34-21 as a 10-point favorite in Week 8 Warner was responsible for six turnovers against the Panthers, throwing five picks along with a lost fumble. The Cardinals are 18th in the league in offense, which is unheard of, and they’re terrible one-dimensional. They averaged 5.5 yards on the ground against Carolina, yet went away from the running game. It seems like they pretty much wasted a draft pick on running back “Beanie” Wells. The Bears are back in 20th offensively as Jay Cutler and his receivers are still getting used to one another. It also doesn’t help that running back Matt Forte is up and down in his sophomore season, as last week’s 90 yards was his second-highest total of the year. Devin Hester is improving as an every-down receiver, though.The Bears have won three in a row over the Cardinals since 2001, and they haven’t scored more than 13 points in two trips to chilly Chicago. We all know the Arizona offense stumbles in the cold, and even though they won in New York a couple of weeks ago, they won’t do it again. Losing Boldin takes away their best possession receiver, and that is key in the cooler temperatures of Chicago[ Let It Snow Baby//lol/lol] Meanwhile, the Bears hopefully watched tape of Carolina’s win last week, and they can really use Forte to grind out a victory on the ground against the Cardinals. The Bears defeated Cleveland 30-6 as an 11.5-point favorite in Week 8. The combined score fell UNDER the posted over/under total (40). Matt Forte rushed for 90 yards and two touchdowns on 26 carries for Chicago, while Jay Cutler passed for 225 yards with an interception. The total has gone UNDER in 5 of Chicago's last 7 games at home and Chicago is 4-1-1 against the spread in its last 6 games at home.Arizona (4-3) had a three-game winning streak snapped in a 34-21 loss in Carolina, in one of the worst performances of Kurt Warner’s storied career. The Bears (4-3) avoided a three-game skid by beating up on poor Cleveland 30-6, but they’re still not even close to challenging in the NFC North, let alone the conference. I like Chicago in this game mainly because it’s on their home turf. Also, the Cardinals did not look good at all last week, losing to the struggling Panthers 34-21.The Bears are kicking off the second half of a tough schedule, and a win would do wonders for their confidencePlain and simple, when Jay Cutler plays well his teams win. In fact, his teams are a perfect 13-0 when he posts a passer rating of 100 or better. I expect the 100-plus passer rating games to start piling up in Chicago as Cutler continues to build chemistry with his receiving corps. One player that is making Cutler’s life easier is deep threat Devin Hester. The converted defensive back and return specialist is developing nicely into a No. 1 wideout. Since Chicago’s Week 5 bye, Hester has caught at least six passes in each of the Bears last three games while averaging 88.3 yards per game. His pass patterns are getting better and better and so are his instincts. Plus, he gives Chicago a vertical threat that it has been missing in recent years. Rookie wideout Johnny Knox is getting with the program as well. He enters Week 9 with four touchdown grabs, good for second in the NFL among rookies. On the other side of the football, injuries have taken a toll on what was expected to be a strong Bears defense. The one constant for this defense has been star linebacker Lance Briggs, though. The guy is simply one of the best in the game and he will likely play a huge role in keeping the Bears in this week’s contest. Arizona loves to hit its opponents with short routes to its talented set of playmakers to let them run after the catch. If Briggs can make quick reads to limit the yards gained after the catch, it will go a long way toward helping the Bears win. It is worth noting that the Bears are 4-1-1 ATS in their last 6 home games.I like Chicago at home laying a field goal this week because The Bears played a very solid game against the Browns, beating them 30-6 in Chicago. The Cardinals have no rushing game once so ever, ranked last in the NFL, and Kurt Warner just can’t carry the team every game. If Arizona’s defense creates the most turnovers, they might have a chance.
***Fast Fact***.Cardinals are last in the league in rushing offense (64.9 yards per game), and are the only team in the league without a rush of 20 yards or longer...Bears defensive end Adewale Ogunleye is tied for the NFL lead in defensive fumble recoveries (3)...Cardinals wide receiver Anquan Boldin (ankle) and Darnell Dockett (ankle) both expected to play despite injuries.: The Cardinals, who were based in Chicago from 1920 to 1959, are 0-2 in the Windy City since the then-St. Louis Cardinals won there in 1982. **Prediction**: Calendar has turned to November, which means it's time for the Cardinals to stop showing up on the road...
Bears win a low scoring game in Soldier Field and will cover the -3 PSS>>Forecast for Game Time:48° F/ 14° C Partly Cloudy Slight Chance Of Rain At Soldier FieldMr.Hår¥THëHÄT AS ALWAYS BEST OF LUCK ON YOUR PICKS THIS WEEK
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