Chicago at San Francisco
The Bears bring their horrible defense to the sapphic city for a, presumably same sex, date with the 49ers. It turns out there is a petition in San Fran to forget the prospecting roots of 1849 and update the team name for the city’s current attitude and call the team the 66ers. Gay jokes aside, the Bears are reeling, losing three of their last four. If the 49ers can curb the passing attack of Jay Cutler and friends, spectators will start looking deeper into the name of the stadium, Candlestick Park, and have start making their evening plans because it will be a long day at the park. I like Alex Smith, Frank Gore and Vernon Davis to exploit the swiss-cheese defense that the Bears are sporting these days. Even peripheral contributors like Michael Crabtree and Josh Morgan could get involved on the offensive side. The Bears can keep up with anyone on the offensive side of the ball and that should see big days for Olsen and Hester. If Matt Forte can sneak his way into that passing attack, he too could provide a respectable day. If he is assigned solely to ground duty you may want to look elsewhere, the 49ers rank 4th against the run. I wouldn’t count on Chicago traveling West and putting one in the win column. Go with San Fran giving three at home.
Picks:
Mayo: San Francisco (-3)
Anderson: Chicago (+3)
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