Bears Week 6: @ Falcons Sunday at noon on Fox

[jersey cubs fan]

Bears are 3 point road favorites against a falcons team that might be better than expected but has 2 wins vs a bad saints team and disjointed Packers. Yes, Chicago was awful against GB but that was without an NGL QB and hopefully they have one of those this week. Atlanta will probably come out pissed after their dumbass loss against Baltimore but the locals may not be particularly supportive if things go sideways and the dome should have a lot of Bears fans. Question remains whether or not that will be helpful when Chicago is on offense given their fans’ tendency to get distractedly loud at the wrong time. 

[gflore34]

If Caleb' back Roschon will be far more effective, he sucks and all, but, people are discounting the fact the Bears had no semblance of an NFL QB last Sunday.  Without a threat at QB it becomes a whole lot of a horsefeathers easier to defend everyone else.

[gflore34]

My question is how to adjust to essentially being down a defender in the secondary?  Given Johnson cannot cover anyone I'd have to assume the Falcons are going to attempt the same things as the Packers.  Is a going to a zone an answer?  Somehow sending help Jaylon' way on passing downs?

[bddavidson]

I think the best bet on defense is to hope the Falcons get too cute seeing as they should comfortably be able to run all over and/or exploit the secondary downfield. 

 

Maybe Kyler can come back and help the pass rush from the slot?

[Wilson A2000]