Since the Drew Brees injury. I will hang up and listen to your answer.

Their RB is in Beast Mode, and their D is pretty pretty pretty good.

How is their offensive line? Will they own the Bears like Oakland did?

They are not the Saints you may recognize from years past. Way more physical and top-5 units on both of the offensive and defensive fronts. they can still sling it through the air with Thomas and Kamara but the Bears secondary is probably a matchup they'll not what to tempt. Payton and Bridgewater know that committing two or more turnovers against the Bears in Chicago is pretty much a death sentence.

The big battle is going be the strength vs. strength matchup of the Bears front-7 vs the Saints OL and RB's. I expect the Bears to come off the bye with a bit of an edge, especially at home. They seldom get physically punched in the mouth like they did against the Raiders, I dont expect that to happen again.

On offense they will need to get the Saints to respect the pass. The Saints DL castly overmatches the Bears OL and its going to be a big issue. What the Bears can do is beat up on Lattimore with Robinson, hopefully buying themselves a little bit of space. The Saints ends will overpursue so Cohen in the screen game will be big. Refs are afraid to make calls against the Saints now, need to keep this in mind.

Just dpi every play, refs won't call it

first one to 17, wins

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Key injuries are piling up for next few Bears opponents, a win here would be crucial if team wants to stay relevant in NFC.