I don't hate this matchup for the Bears defense. They have historically done pretty well against Mike Evans. He's never had a catch over 20 yards against them, and that's been mostly against guys like Prince Amukamara and Kevin Toliver the last few times. OJ Howard is out, so their only TE threat is a guy with 50-year old knees. I actually like the Bears chance against Evans with Jaylon Johnson, who's been great so far. If Godwin is out, that's another less guy that the defense needs to worry about....although, their leading WR so far is a little white guy name Scotty Miller. And we know how Brady loves his little white guys. I'm not too worried about their run game. I'm sure they'll have their moments just like every other team has, but the Bears D was much better vs. the Colts run game. Unfortunately, I do hate this matchup for the Bears offense. The Bears need to have some sort of run game, and are facing an even better run D than last week. They are big in the middle, fast at the LB level, athletic on the edge. Against the pass, the Bucs have a couple good edge rushers with last year's sack leader Shaq Barrett and 3-finger Pierre-Paul. They have combined for 6 sacks, and Charles Leno got whooped all day Sunday by a lesser pass rusher than both. Bucs also have 4 sacks from their starting safeties, so they will blitz the immobile Foles consistently. Their CBs are young and getting better each week. A high-scoring game favors the Bucs, because obviously scoring isn't the Bears strong suit. But a low scoring game also probably favors the 6-time championship winning QB. Not to sound all doom and gloom. TB hasn't really beat any great teams themselves. And the great equalizer is the short week with the long travel for the Bucs. That being said, the home team hasn't won either of the last 2 weeks including Denver picking up a win after traveling to New Jersey. Of course, the Bears are a better team than the Jags and Jets.