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Caleb Williams has arrived as a top-tier quarterback
Caleb Williams solidified his position as a top-tier NFL quarterback after a 34-point performance against the Seahawks
D'Andre Swift
RB · CHI · 27 yrs · exp 6 · Georgia
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4,719
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#68
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#17
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Monday Night Football: Jeffery Simmons, Caleb Williams lead Bears to 34-17 rout of Seahawks
Bears dominate Seahawks with strong defensive play and solid offense, featuring Jeffery Simmons, Caleb Williams, D’Andre Swift, and Jaxon Smith‑Njigba
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Bears answer Seahawks, up lead to 27-17
D'Andre Swift scored a touchdown to extend the Bears' lead to 27-17 in the fourth quarter. The Bears outgained the Seahawks significantly in the game
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D'Andre Swift's TD run gives Bears a 20-9 lead on Seahawks
The Bears have taken control in Chicago
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D'Andre Swift's TD run gives Bears a 20-9 lead on Seahawks
Bears take early lead with Swift touchdown; key plays by Swift, Santos, Odunze, Williams, Burden, and injury to Leonard Williams
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Monday Night Football: Bears lead Seahawks 13-9 at halftime
Defensive tackle Jeffery Simmons made his Bears debut on Monday night, while left guard Quenton Nelson made his Seahawks debut. The teams traded for what they considered a missing piece last week. Simmons has had an immediate impact with five tackles, a sack and two tackles for loss. The Bears held the Seahawks to six first downs and 114 yards, most of it coming on the final drive of the half, and allowed Seattle to convert only 1-of-6 third downs. Seahawks punter Michael Dickson was busy, with four punts. The Bears lead 13-9 at halftime. Chicago’s opening possession went 80 yards in 17 plays and lasted 8 minutes and 32 seconds, the Bears’ 11th drive of 5-plus minutes this season. Luther Burden scored on a 1-yard touchdown reception. Cairo Santos kicked field goals of 44 and 38. The Bears had 208 yards, with Caleb Williams going 17-of-25 for 165 yards and a touchdown. Luther Burden has six catches for 53 yards and a touchdown, but D’Andre Swift has only 26 yards on 11 carries. Star wide receiver Jaxon Smith-Njigba has kept the Seahawks in it, with 92 yards and a touchdown on four catches. The Seahawks trailed 13-3 when Smith-Njigba caught a 43-yard touchdown pass with 30 seconds left in the half. Jason Myers, though, missed the extra point. He kicked a 27-yard field goal early in the second quarter. The Seahawks had only 29 yards on four drives in their first half to go with scoring drives of 45 and 71 yards. Sam Darnold is 7-of-15 for 94 yards and a touchdown. Jadarian Price has four carries for 13 yards in his return, and Zach Charbonnet has three carries for 7 yards in his 2026 debut. Price and Charbonnet are the only other players with a reception besides Smith-Njigba, combining for three receptions for 2 yards
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Bears' 17-play drive on their opening possession gives them a 7-0 lead
The Bears had an almost perfect drive to open Monday Night Football. After the Bears forced the Seahawks to go three-and-out, Michael Dickson had a punt downed inside the 5-yard line only to have Rodney Thomas inexplicably slide into the ball and into the end zone for a touchback. The Bears then went 80 yards in 17 plays. It was the most plays the Seahawks have allowed on a drive this season. The drive lasted 8 minutes and 32 seconds, the Bears’ 11th drive of 5-plus minutes this season. The Bears were 3-of-4 on third down and converted a fourth-and-1 on D’Andre Swift’s 5-yard run from their own 49. Luther Burden scored the touchdown on a 1-yard touchdown pass from Caleb Williams, who was 8-of-10 for 58 yards. Burden had four catches for 23 yards and tight end Colston Loveland three catches for 27 yards. The Bears lead 7-0
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Use BetMGM bonus code CBSSPORTS to get $1,500 bonus bets for Seahawks vs. Bears on Monday Night Football
The latest BetMGM bonus code CBSSPORTS gives new users $150 in bonus bets if their first bet wins or up to $1,500 in bonus bets if their qualifying wager loses. The offer depends on location. One of the NFL's most dangerous offenses goes against one of the league's top defenses in Bears vs. Seahawks on Monday Night Football. The SportsLine Projection Model is backing the Seahawks to win and cover as 3.5-point favorites as part of its Bears vs. Seahawks best bets at BetMGM Sportsbook. The Over/Under for total points scored in Bears vs. Seahawks is 46.5. Claim the latest BetMGM bonus code CBSSPORTS, get up to $1,500 in bonus bets, and bet on today's top games : The SportsLine team of experts has locked in plenty of picks on Seahawks vs. Bears, including multiple prop betting picks, including picks on D'Andre Swift and the game total for Bears vs. Seahawks best bets at BetMGM. Claim the latest BetMGM bonus code CBSSPORTS and bet on today's top games : The model, which simulates every NFL game 10,000 times, is up more than $5,000 for $100 players on betting sites on top-rated NFL picks since its inception. The model entered Week 8 of the 2026 NFL season on a 58-51 run on top-rated picks dating back to 2024. Anybody following its picks at NFL betting sites could have seen strong returns. Combining the three picks into a Monday Night Football same-game parlay betting wager at BetMGM Sportsbook, one of our best sports betting apps , would result in a payout of +360 (risk $100 to profit $360, odds subject to change). Click here to take advantage of the latest BetMGM bonus code CBSSPORTS: The defending Super Bowl champion Seahawks are a tough one to get the better of, especially in Seattle. The Seahawks went 6-2 at home last year, then had two postseason home victories, and are off to a 3-1 start at home this season. Last week, the defense held Patrick Mahomes and the Chiefs to 213 yards in a 20-3 Seahawks win. Seattle had 410 total yards. The Bears allow the most yards per play (6.3) in the NFL this season. Meanwhile, the Seahawks are allowing the fewest yards per game and rank third in scoring defense (17.9 points per game allowed). The model projects the Seahawks to cover in 61% of simulations. Back the Seahawks by claiming the latest BetMGM bonus code CBSSPORTS here : "Kyle Monangai remains out for the Bears in their MNF showdown vs. Seattle, but does that automatically mean Swift goes off against this Hawks front? The touches and volume will be there, but I'll anticipate a full Caleb Williams game on this stage," SportsLine expert Todd Fuhrman said. "Swift lacks vision, and Seattle is tremendous with their run fits and with explosive runs hard to come by against this defense. He needs 15+ carries to reach this threshold, and I don't see it happening." Back this player prop by claiming the latest BetMGM bonus code CBSSPORTS here : "The Seahawks have the No. 1 defense in the NFL, allowing only 233 yards per game, but the Bears have the No. 3 offense along with the No. 1 rushing attack," SportsLine expert Micah Roberts said. "The Bears are using the running game to set up the brilliant aerial attack from Caleb Williams. If you're a defense trying to defend Williams, this kind of puts you in a pickle. The Bears average 25.7 points per game. What do you choose to stop? The Seahawks offense helps the opposing team's offense by turning the ball over 13 times this season. There are only two teams that have more turnovers than the Seahawks. I think these two teams get in a shootout." Back the Over by claiming the latest BetMGM bonus code CBSSPORTS here : You've seen some of the model's and SportsLine team of experts' Monday best bets. Now, get against the spread, total and money-line picks for all games, including the NFL, NBA, college football, UFC, NHL, and more , all from the SportsLine Projection Model, which has simulated every game 10,000 times. Bettors should always practice responsible gaming when placing wagers, and BetMGM [... truncated ...]
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Bears vs. Seahawks odds, betting preview, prediction, start time: Monday Night Football picks, best bets
The Seattle Seahawks (4-3) will host the Chicago Bears (5-2) for Monday Night Football to wrap up Week 8, and kickoff is scheduled for 8:15 p.m. ET at Lumen Field. Both teams are coming off crucial wins in primetime, with the Seahawks dominating the Chiefs, 20-3, last week and the Bears earning a 30-24 win over the Patriots. Now, they'll go head-to-head in another nationally televised night game, but the Bears will have the advantage of rest on their side. Despite that fact, the latest Seahawks vs. Bears odds list Seattle as the 3-point favorite at home, and the over/under is currently 46.5. Meanwhile, Bears running back D'Andre Swift and Seahawks wide receiver Jaxon Smith-Njigba are both priced at -110 to score a touchdown, and there are dozens of NFL player props available for Monday Night Football. Bears running back Kyle Monangai (thumb/toe) and Seahawks wide receiver Rashid Shaheed (knee) are both inactive. Claim the Kalshi promo code CBSSPORTS55 here now and get a $55 bonus after $25 in trades : The SportsLine Projection Model has simulated Seahawks vs. Bears 10,000 times, and SportsLine's team of NFL experts have analyzed MNF to reveal their Bears vs. Seahawks prediction, and you can also read our NFL betting preview for Monday Night Football. Claim the latest Polymarket promo code CBSSPORTS to get a $25 bonus after $10 in trades : Both teams won their respective divisions a season ago, and then Chicago was eliminated by the Rams in the 2026 NFL Playoffs, while Seattle went on to win the Super Bowl. They also both began this season with title aspirations and most would still clearly count them among the contenders through seven weeks. The Seahawks have had more ups and downs, but seemed to right themselves with a thorough performance in the win over the Chiefs. They rank first in the NFL in total defense through seven weeks. Meanwhile, Caleb Williams has been spectacular since returning to the lineup after missing three games with a hamstring injury. He's thrown for 300 yards or more and hasn't committed a turnover in back-to-back wins over the Falcons and Patriots. Chicago has the top-ranked rushing attack in the NFL and have also had the best third-down defense (26.1%) in the league this season. Claim $200 in bonus bets and three free months of NBA League Pass after your first $5 wager at DraftKings here : "Both teams made high-profile trades this week in hopes of a Super Bowl run. I like the Seahawks at home, but would not lay more than a field goal. The Seahawks did not allow a 10-yard run or a 20-yard catch in last week's stomping of the Chiefs," SportsLine NFL expert Larry Hartstein said . "With Nick Emmanwori back to full health, Seattle's defense looks as good as last year's unit. The Seahawks rank No. 2 in points per drive allowed (1.45) and explosive play percentage allowed (4.9). Sam Darnold got untracked last week, only committing one backbreaking turnover. Despite the loss of left tackle Charles Cross (ankle), Seattle should have enough offensive success to cover." Bet on Bears vs. Seahawks at bet365 with bonus code CBSBET365 and get $200 in bonus bets after betting $10 : "Jaxon Smith-Njigba is breaking fantasy football and prop bets again this season. Through seven games, he already has 867 yards and 8 touchdowns. And now he gets a Bears defense that gives up the most yards per reception in the NFL (15.85 yards per reception to wide receivers)," SportsLine NFL prop expert Megan Shoup said . "JSN accounts for 51% of the Seahawks' air yards (1st in the NFL). With a lot of moving parts at the Seahawks' running back position, and not being fully confident in the game script, I like approaching JSN longest reception. He's gone over this line five of seven games this season. And in this strength vs. weakness matchup, I love this prop for Monday night." Use the BetMGM bonus code CBSSPORTS to get up to $1,500 in bonus bets when wagering on Monday Night Football :
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Use BetMGM bonus code CBSSPORTS to get $1,500 bonus bets for Seahawks vs. Bears, Monday Night Football betting
The latest BetMGM bonus code CBSSPORTS gives new users $150 in bonus bets if their first bet wins or up to $1,500 in bonus bets if their qualifying wager loses. The offer depends on location. One of the NFL's most dangerous offenses goes against one of the league's top defenses in Bears vs. Seahawks on Monday Night Football. The SportsLine Projection Model is backing the Seahawks to win and cover as 3.5-point favorites as part of its Bears vs. Seahawks best bets at BetMGM Sportsbook. Claim the latest BetMGM bonus code CBSSPORTS, get up to $1,500 in bonus bets, and bet on today's top games : The SportsLine team of experts has locked in plenty of picks on Seahawks vs. Bears, including multiple prop betting picks, including picks on D'Andre Swift and the game total for Bears vs. Seahawks best bets at BetMGM. Claim the latest BetMGM bonus code CBSSPORTS and bet on today's top games : The model, which simulates every NFL game 10,000 times, is up more than $5,000 for $100 players on betting sites on top-rated NFL picks since its inception. The model entered Week 8 of the 2026 NFL season on a 58-51 run on top-rated picks dating back to 2024. Anybody following its picks at NFL betting sites could have seen strong returns. Combining the three picks into a Monday Night Football same-game parlay betting wager at BetMGM Sportsbook, one of our best sports betting apps , would result in a payout of +360 (risk $100 to profit $360, odds subject to change). Click here to take advantage of the latest BetMGM bonus code CBSSPORTS: The defending Super Bowl champion Seahawks are a tough one to get the better of, especially in Seattle. The Seahawks went 6-2 at home last year, then had two postseason home victories, and are off to a 3-1 start at home this season. Last week, the defense held Patrick Mahomes and the Chiefs to 213 yards in a 20-3 Seahawks win. Seattle had 410 total yards. The Bears allow the most yards per play (6.3) in the NFL this season. Meanwhile, the Seahawks are allowing the fewest yards per game and rank third in scoring defense (17.9 points per game allowed). The model projects the Seahawks to cover in 61% of simulations. Back the Seahawks by claiming the latest BetMGM bonus code CBSSPORTS here : "Kyle Monangai remains out for the Bears in their MNF showdown vs. Seattle, but does that automatically mean Swift goes off against this Hawks front? The touches and volume will be there, but I'll anticipate a full Caleb Williams game on this stage," SportsLine expert Todd Fuhrman said. "Swift lacks vision, and Seattle is tremendous with their run fits and with explosive runs hard to come by against this defense. He needs 15+ carries to reach this threshold, and I don't see it happening." Back this player prop by claiming the latest BetMGM bonus code CBSSPORTS here : "The Seahawks have the No. 1 defense in the NFL, allowing only 233 yards per game, but the Bears have the No. 3 offense along with the No. 1 rushing attack," SportsLine expert Micah Roberts said. "The Bears are using the running game to set up the brilliant aerial attack from Caleb Williams. If you're a defense trying to defend Williams, this kind of puts you in a pickle. The Bears average 25.7 points per game. What do you choose to stop? The Seahawks offense helps the opposing team's offense by turning the ball over 13 times this season. There are only two teams that have more turnovers than the Seahawks. I think these two teams get in a shootout." Back the Over by claiming the latest BetMGM bonus code CBSSPORTS here : You've seen some of the model's and SportsLine team of experts' Monday best bets. Now, get against the spread, total and money-line picks for all games, including the NFL, NBA, college football, UFC, NHL, and more , all from the SportsLine Projection Model, which has simulated every game 10,000 times. Bettors should always practice responsible gaming when placing wagers, and BetMGM Sportsbook offers ways to help with this, such as a live chat feature [... truncated ...]
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Kyle Monangai out vs. Seattle
Chicago Bears running back Kyle Monangai has been ruled out for Monday night's game against the Seattle Seahawks due to turf-toe and thumb injuries. He has missed practice all week and will miss his fourth consecutive game. Roschon Johnson will continue to back up D'Andre Swift in Monangai's absence. Despite his recent absence, Monangai has shown promise this season and is recommended to be stashed in fantasy leagues
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Kyle Monangai is Absent from Friday's Practice
Chicago Bears running back Kyle Monangai (thumb, toe) was a non-participant during Friday's practice session. This is now back-to-back practice sessions that Monangai has missed while managing thumb and toe issues. The 24-year-old hasn't played since Week 4, and it doesn't seem likely that he'll suit up against the Seattle Seahawks in Week 8. There's still one more day of practice, so hopefully Monangai will at least be a limited participant on Saturday. If he remains out, D'Andre Swift could see increased touches, while Roschon Johnson serves as the primary backup for Monday's game against the Seahawks
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Kyle Monangai Misses Another Practice on Wednesday
Kyle Monangai misses practice, trends towards missing 4th straight game, and is a fantasy RB to avoid in Week 8
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Kyle Monangai Not Spotted at Tuesday's Practice
Chicago Bears running back Kyle Monangai (toe, thumb) was not spotted on the field during Tuesday's unofficial practice, according to Brad Biggs of The Chicago Tribune. It is not a good sign for Monangai's Week 8 availability for a Monday night game against the Seattle Seahawks, but the Bears will not officially release their first injury report of the week until Thursday. The 24-year-old power back missed a third straight game in last Thursday's win over the New England Patriots due to turf-toe and thumb injuries. He will need to get back on the practice field at some point later this week to even have a chance to return to action on Monday night in Seattle. D'Andre Swift remains Chicago's clear lead back, with Roschon Johnson handling change-of-pace duties behind him for the last couple of weeks with Monangai sidelined. Monangai has been very efficient with his 60 carries through four games in 2026, picking up 324 yards (5.4 yards per attempt) and three touchdowns on the ground. Unfortunately, he will be extremely risky this week if he is questionable to play on Monday night
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Fantasy football buy, sell: 10 trade candidates for Week 8
Rounding out fantasy playoff picture
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Bears' trick play fell flat due to clear rules violation
Thursday night’s game between the Patriots and Bears included a trick play from Bears coach Ben Johnson. It ended up being a footnote to the contest, but the situation was and still is a head-scratcher. With the Bears facing a second-and-three play from the New England eight, quarterback Caleb Williams pretended with one had to give the ball to running back D’Andre Swift. With the other, Williams gave the ball to left guard Joe Thuney . He was tackled one yard short of the line to gain. A flag was thrown. It was an illegal forward handoff. By rule, a forward handoff is only permitted to an eligible receiver behind the line of scrimmage. “It’s gotta be backwards, I mean, it’s simple as that,” Bears coach Ben Johnson told reporters on Friday. “So, once again, we felt like it looked good over the course of — we’ve been practicing it now for a while. You know, the initial version, we were actually putting it on the ground. Which, you know, in hindsight might have been the way to go. It’s one of those things. Shooters shoot. We shot. We missed. So, keep it moving.” It’s strange, to say the least, that Johnson didn’t know it was against the rules for Williams to hand the ball forward to an ineligible receiver. If someone like Dan Quinn had used a play like that, he would have gotten heavily criticized for it. Unlike Quinn, Johnson doesn’t have a reputation for making mistakes like that. It was still a mistake — and it was compounded by the apparent fact that Johnson didn’t alert the officials to the potential for a trick play before the game. Presumably, the officials would have told him, “You can’t do that.” Then there’s the possibility that Johnson is playing 4-D chess. As Big Cat suggested on the latest episode of Pardon My Take , the whole thing may have been a setup for some other trick play that Johnson will unveil at some point later this year. Regardless, the forward handoff to Thuney was a clear violation of the rules. Johnson should have known it. Someone on the coaching staff should have known it. As they practiced the play “for a while,” the potential illegality of a forward handoff to a lineman should have been flagged. Again, maybe Johnson knew. And maybe he has another trick play in the cylinder that will now be even more likely to work, given that the Thuney play has been put on film
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Dynasty Fantasy Football | Buy/Sell/Hold (Week 7 – 2026)
If you’re looking for an edge or some guidance on the best dynasty fantasy football trades to make before most of Week 7 kicks off, I’ve got you covered. I’ve highlighted some dynasty players I think you should buy , sell , or hold in Week 7, depending on your roster build. Check them out below — and go make some deals. PlayerProfiler is home to award-winning dynasty rankings and tools. Our Dynasty Deluxe package includes complete Dynasty Rankings , Rookie Rankings , Trade Analyzer , Draft Planner , Mock Drafts , and more. Check it out! If you’re in the market for some running back help down the stretch but don’t want to pay an arm and a leg for it, Kyle Monangai is someone you may want to target. He’s been sidelined for the last three games while dealing with thumb and turf toe injuries. Man, that’s a lot of body parts mentioned in one paragraph. Back to Monangai, though. Why is he a buy? Well, the former Scarlet Knight was playing pretty well the last time we saw him. Against the Jets in Week 4, he racked up 150 total yards and found the end zone twice on 31 touches. He scored 28 fantasy points, finishing as the RB4 that week. Kyle Monangai ‘s Advanced Metrics Monangai has a solid role in this Chicago offense that was far and away the No. 1 rushing attack heading into Week 7. The Bears had 1080 rushing yards, with the next-closest being the Ravens at 909. Simply put, Ben Johnson loves to pound the rock. This past Thursday night against the Patriots to kick off Week 7, the Bears added another 116 yards on the ground, but D’Andre Swift didn’t have an efficient night. He averaged just 3.5 yards on 22 carries. Swift works best in a timeshare when he’s not being overworked. That’s why I’m excited about Monangai when he’s back in action. As a seventh-round rookie last season, he had two 100-yard rushing performances, and he’s already matched that total this season in just four games. He’s the thumper in this offense and the perfect complement to Swift. Even more exciting is how much more efficient and effective Monangai has been in his second season. He’s averaging 5.4 yards per carry, which is fourth-best among all running backs. Per PlayerProfiler data, he also ranks: All of those metrics are up from his rookie season. With Monangai’s extended absence, you might be able to land him for a single second-round pick. If the other manager wants some immediate points in return, I’d happily ship out players like Jordan Addison , Brenton Strange or Josh Downs to get him. I’m targeting him because he’s a player I think can make a difference down the stretch. The short-term schedule is daunting, with Seattle and Tampa Bay up next before a Week 10 bye. However, look at his slate after that: New Orleans, Detroit, Jacksonville, Miami, Buffalo. Green Bay, and Detroit again to close out the fantasy season. Jacksonville presents the only tough challenge in that group, meaning Monangai could play a vital role in helping dynasty managers bring home a title this season. Jalen Hurts and his blood clots dominated headlines around the NFL last week. After Philadelphia’s medical staff discovered them in his lungs, it was announced that the Eagles’ QB1 would miss the remainder of the season. It’s a scary situation, and hopefully Hurts heals and gets back to full health so he can continue his career next year. But… what if he doesn’t? It’s crappy to think about, but we must in this game of ours. In redraft, you can simply drop Hurts and pick up another quarterback. In dynasty — especially in Superflex where you want to be always starting two signal-callers — Hurts’ health could have ramifications for years to come if you roster him. Look, blood clots aside, Hurts was already struggling as a fantasy producer this season. In five games, he averaged just 16.6 fantasy points per game (QB20), the lowest of any season since he became a full-time starter. In fact, Hurts’ per-game average has steadily declined every season since his QB1 overall [... truncated ...]
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D'Andre Swift received no in-game medical treatment for gash on knee
D'Andre Swift, a Bears running back, received no medical attention on the sideline after a knee injury, sparking concerns about player safety and medical care in the NFL
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Week 7 best bets: Browns keep stacking wins, two big-name running back under props to target
Well, after two straight winning weeks, we came back down to Earth in Week 6. In two tight end props I liked, Tucker Kraft fell just short of hitting 40+ receiving yards, and Juwan Johnson laid a complete goose egg. The Patriots were up 10 late, but a Jets field goal meant New England didn't cover -7.5. While D'Andre Swift found the end zone to complete one leg of the parlay, Drake London didn't score. He now has the most receptions without a touchdown across the entire NFL . We did hit on the Texans ' money line over the Jaguars , so at least it wasn't a completely lost weekend, but it was a bad one for sure. Let's make amends! Somehow, the 4-2 Browns are only 1.5-point favorites at the 1-5 Titans . And how did the Titans get that win, you ask? Last week, the Colts completely melted down in every facet, including giving up a blocked punt for a touchdown and a 58-yard punt return. Indianapolis was cruising before that. The loss led to GM Chris Ballard being fired. I just don't see the Browns doing the same. Deshaun Watson has come back down to Earth after a hot start, but this is a really good defensive team facing one of the league's worst offenses. I'll confidently take Cleveland to get to 5-2 and continue what has been the most pleasantly surprising start in football. Daniel Jones has six interceptions in six games this year. Now he faces a ferocious Brian Flores defense that leads the NFL in pressure rate. Jones has a tendency to make poor decisions under pressure, and the Vikings have six interceptions this season, tied for the fifth-most in the league through six weeks, even though they've already had their bye. Here are Ashton Jeanty's rushing numbers from the last two games: That doesn't inspire a ton of confidence, even against a banged-up Rams defensive line. He also doesn't appear to inspire much confidence among his coaching staff. Jeanty's snap share has steadily declined this season. He was up around 80% Weeks 1-3, then down to 67% in Week 4, and then down again to the mid-50s last week. Mike Washington (43 yards) nearly doubled Jeanty's yardage total on one fewer carry last week, and he recorded a season-high 35% snap share. Even Dylan Laube has entered the fray in the past two weeks. Klint Kubiak notably split his backfield in Seattle last season, and it looks like it's trending that way in Las Vegas. Josh Jacobs is back after being removed from the commissioner's exempt list. While he is expected to suit up and play this week, I don't expect a huge workload or a ton of success for him. Remember, while Jacobs was on the exempt list (which he had been since the start of the regular season), he couldn't practice with the team, either. Should we really expect him to get a ton of touches? Furthermore, the Packers have been completely unable to run the ball. Yes, Jacobs should help that slightly, but the Packers are 28th in yards before contact per rush. Jacobs could help the yards after contact per rush (the Packers rank 32nd there), but in his first game back, I'm fading him putting up substantial numbers. This is a team that ran for just 57 yards on 26 carries against the Cowboys ' woeful defense last week. I could see Jacobs making an impact Sunday and maybe even scoring a touchdown, something he's still really good at. But big rushing numbers? I doubt it. I just cannot envision the Rams losing again. I know about all the Matthew Stafford problems. I know about all the injury issues. I just can't see it happening. They'll find a way. Corum, meanwhile, has had back-to-back games with a touchdown and at least 50 yards from scrimmage. He provides more explosiveness than Kyren Williams does, and with the Rams lacking explosives through the air (and Davante Adams being out), Sean McVay could turn to more Corum. With no Adams, the Rams will be in more 13 (one running back, three tight ends) personnel. In 13 personnel, Los Angeles has the third-highest yards per carry rate in the league, and when facing 13 [... truncated ...]
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Roschon Johnson does little in Week 7 win
Roschon Johnson had a limited role in Week 7 with only 13 yards on 2 carries in the win over the Patriots
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