Dan Kaiser - Betting Expert

The Denver Broncos and Chicago Bears are the worst two teams in the NFL. How bad do the Bears have to be to come in as a 3.5 point underdogs at home to a team that gave up 70 points last week?  It is getting very close to make-or-break time for Justin Fields and the Bears' offense. Chicago is 31st in passing yards per game. The defense is not without their share of blame either as they are last in third-down defense and are giving up 410 yards per game. The Broncos haven’t covered in five of six, and have lost six in a row on the road going back to last season. The Bears have won four of six at home against the Broncos.

You have two bad teams here and a tie would only be fitting. The Bears at home will keep this one close. Take the points and the Bears.

Play on Chicago. This is a 3% play

Cincinnati's defense finally stepped up and held the Los Angeles Rams to under 300 yards of total offense and held them without a touchdown until the last minute of the game. The Tennessee Titans had one of their worst offensive performances in franchise history last week. They scored a measly three points and just 96 total yards against a strong Brown's defense.  There is just not one problem with the offense. Ryan Tannehill ranks 30th out of 34 qualifying quarterbacks in passer rating. Derrick Henry was limited to just 20 rushing yards on 11 carries versus Cleveland. Wide receiver DeAndre Hopkins is averaging slightly over 50 receiving yards per game and has not scored this season. Burrow should be able to get the ball down the field against the Titans' 28th-ranked pass defense. The Titan's offensive line has struggled all season in keeping Tannehill upright and opening holes for Henry. The Bengals defense will hold the Titans down and Burrow will do enough to get the win.

Play on Cincinnati on the Moneyline. This is a 4% play.