59 points. Then 3. Now what, Chicago?
The Bears torched Carolina in Week 1, then managed a single field goal against Minnesota.
Now Caleb Williams is out, and Case Keenum is expected to start against the unbeaten Eagles.
That sounds comfortable for Philly. Their first two wins were anything but.
They scraped past Washington and Tennessee. They’re 2-0, but haven’t made winning look easy.
Chicago need an answer after last week’s collapse. Philadelphia have a chance to push them to 1-2 and stay perfect.
Are you backing the Eagles to handle business, or the Bears to make this uncomfortable?
Check the odds for Eagles-Bears and back your pick on Divvy:
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Here is the RWA number nobody quotes. In months when total value dipped, the number of holders kept climbing.
Prices fluctuate on sentiment. People arriving is a different signal entirely, and it only points one way. $MEY.