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Week 7 of the 2020 NFL schedule will conclude with a game between two teams looking to keep their spots within the upper echelon of the NFC. The Chicago Bears (5-1) will travel to Southern California to take on the Los Angeles Rams (4-2) under the bright lights of "Monday Night Football." The Rams return home after last week's shocking loss in San Francisco to host a Bears team that's won two in a row. These two teams couldn't be more different from one another.

 

Los Angeles gets the job done with a fast-paced offense and an energetic and aggressive defense. While Chicago gets just enough from their offense with the defense stealing the show. It will be a nationally televised battle of wills on Monday night.

 

Monday Night Football: Chicago at Los Angeles

 

Kickoff: Monday, Oct. 26 at 8:15 p.m. ET

TV: ESPN

Spread: Rams -5.5

 

Three Things to Watch

 

1. The first-place Chicago Bears

The Bears have climbed their way to the top of the NFC North standings. Thanks to them solving the Tom Brady puzzle two weeks ago, picking up a big win in Carolina last week, and with Green Bay losing in Tampa Bay the same day, the Bears are now a game ahead of the Packers in the division. The defense has been the biggest key to their success as they've collected seven sacks, 14 quarterback hits, 15.5 tackles for a loss, 11 pass deflections, and four takeaways during this two-game streak.

 

The offense hasn't been great but it's done enough to keep the Bears competitive. They've scored 43 points over these last two weeks but 15 of those points have come from Cairo Santos' field goals. And Nick Foles' quarterback sneak into the end zone in Charlotte was the first time that the Bears had scored in the third quarter all season. Foles has shown improvement during this stretch (53-of-81, 441 yards, 3 total touchdowns, 5.7 ypa), but the running game is still stuck in neutral (98 yards, 2 touchdowns, 2.5 ypc).

 

Foles has steadied the ship but the Bears will need to be able to run the ball consistently in order to have success down the stretch.

 

2. The Rams can rebound

Losses don't seem to phase this Rams team much. After giving up a last-second touchdown to lose at Buffalo in Week 3, the Rams bounced back at home the next week by holding the New York Giants to just three field goals and limiting them to 159 passing yards. The following week they traveled to our nation's capital where they held Washington to just 10 points and 108 total yards. In both games, Los Angeles combined for 47 points, gained 724 total yards of offense, recorded 13 sacks, and 15 tackles for a loss.

 

The Rams have proven that they can quickly move past disappointing losses and that makes them dangerous. And after the mishap that occurred in the Bay Area, they'll be looking to take out those frustrations on Chicago.

 

3. Home sweet home

The Rams are loving their new digs at SoFi Stadium this year. They're 2-0 on their home field where they've outscored visitors 37-26. Jared Goff has completed 70 percent of his home pass attempts for 475 yards, a touchdown, and just one interception. The running back tandem of Darrell Henderson Jr., Malcolm Brown, and Cam Akers have combined for 183 rushing yards on the SoFi Stadium turf. While the defense has greeted visitors with eight sacks, 13 TFLs, 16 QB hits, and nine pass deflections.

 

This week, they'll be welcoming a Bears team that's unbeaten (3-0) on the road this season. A Bears team that's scored 80 of their 120 total points away from Soldier Field, and the offense has accumulated 1,061 total yards in road games despite some stretches of inconsistency, and questions about play-calling. Their defense has also been the backbone while traveling as they've posted seven sacks, 20 QB hits, 13.5 TFLs, and five takeaways in their white jerseys. Both teams will be tested during this game.

 

Final Analysis

 

This is the third straight meeting between these teams. The Bears won a defensive affair at Soldier Field back in '18, and the Rams got payback at the Los Angeles Memorial Coliseum last year. The Bears lead the all-time series 54-37-3, but haven't won in Los Angeles since the 1993 season. But with the defense leading the way, the Bears will find a way to end their SoCal losing streak by winning a very close game.

 

Prediction: Bears 24, Rams 23

Watch NFL Arizona Cardinals vs Dallas Cowboys Monday Night Football Week 06 Free Online Live Streaming ,October 19, 2020.

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It doesn't take any sort of deep analysis to realize that the Week 6 "Monday Night Football" matchup between the Arizona Cardinals and Dallas Cowboys took on significant added meaning after what transpired last Sunday. Arizona (3-2) won what could only be described as a must-win game over a rather weak New York Jets team to put the stops on a two-game losing streak and keep pace in the NFC West.

 

On the other sideline, well, I'm not sure if you've heard the news but Dak Prescott had a season-ending injury to his ankle in the Cowboys' last-second win over the Giants. I will assume you already knew about the most publicized injury of the entire season. Now America's Team faces the uncertainty of its 2020 campaign continuing without their franchise quarterback. At 2-3, it is fair to point out that the Cowboys' two wins have come against a pair of winless teams (beat Falcons in Week 2), yet Dallas still finds itself atop a weak NFC East.

 

This game could be the tipping point in deciding which team is a contender and which one is a pretender.

 

Monday Night Football: Arizona at Dallas

 

Kickoff: Monday, Oct. 19 at 8:15 p.m. ET

TV: ESPN

Spread: Arizona -1.5

 

Three Things to Watch

 

1. Andy Dalton back to the main stage.

So now it's Dalton's turn under center as the longtime NFL veteran will try and earn his paycheck. The good news is that the Red Rifle went a proficient 9-of-11 for 111 yards in relief of Dak Prescott last week, leading the Cowboys to a 37-34 win over the Giants. And the even better news is that Dalton has torched the Cardinals for 731 yards, six TDs and zero interceptions in the three times he's faced them in his career, albeit as a Bengal, not a Cowboy. And with Amari Cooper, CeeDee Lamb, Michael Gallup, and Cedrick Wilson, he has as good an array of weapons as anyone. He'll be facing a secondary that is one of the most experienced in the NFL with All-Pro talents like CB Patrick Peterson and safety Budda Baker, who returned from injury last week to help squash the Jets.

 

2. Cowboys' running game vs. Cardinal linebackers.

Obviously, Ezekiel Elliot and the Dallas run game takes on an expanded burden now that Prescott is not around to lean on. Dalton is not the scrambling type like Prescott, so Elliot's effectiveness will be a huge key to whether this Cowboy offense can maintain some balance and provide some makeable down-and-distance situations. But the Cards come into this one a little bit gimpy. All-Pro linebacker Chandler Jones was lost for the season with a biceps injury and he was responsible for 19 sacks a year ago. With Devon Kennard already inactive, that's two LBs down for the Cardinals. Erstwhile special teamer Dennis Gardeck stepped in nicely last week, providing a pair of sacks of Joe Flacco, but how will this unit fare in the run-stopping department? In addition, space-eater Rashard Lawrence also left the Jets game with a sprained ankle, but should play. How effective will he and his D-line cohorts be in plugging the running lanes?

 

3. Who keeps the offensive momentum going?

This should be interesting because these two teams are both coming off very solid offensive performances. To geek out on a few stats, the Cowboys lead the NFL at 488 yards per game and the Cardinals are 10th with 395. The Cowboys are third in the league in scoring (32.6 ppg) while the Cardinals are 13th (25.6). Of course, the big asterisk is the loss of Prescott and seeing how Dalton adapts to his new role.

 

We talked about it with the Cowboys above but also keep an eye on how the Cards get their running game going, as they are sixth in the league with 141 rushing yards per game. There might be some wrinkles to work through as the offensive line has had many injuries issues the last few weeks and guard J.R. Sweezy looks doubtful for Monday.

 

Final Analysis

 

This primetime matchup should be a great game to wrap up the sixth week of the season on Monday night. Both teams snapped two-game losing streaks last week but the Cowboys are somehow at the top of their division with a 2-3 record. It also doesn't help when you consider that their two wins have come against two winless teams. And now they have to move on without Dak Prescott, their fearless leader. That's not a good recipe for a successful season, even if it is in this screwball of a year known as 2020.

 

Kyler Murray and his crazy legs will pull this one out in crunch time.

 

Prediction: Cardinals 24, Cowboys 20

Watch NFL Kansas City Chiefs Buffalo Bills Monday Night Football Week 06 Free Online Live Streaming ,October 19, 2020.

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The Kansas City Chiefs and Buffalo Bills both lead their divisions five games into the 2020 NFL season despite suffering their first losses last week. Their early strength makes this Monday night meeting, moved due to COVID-19 issues with other teams, an important early-season matchup when it comes to playoff positioning. (FOX/NFL Network will cover this game, which was originally set for the "Thursday Night Football" slot for Week 6).

 

It's also a chance for one to rebound as these powerhouses have spent the past few days licking their wounds. The defending Super Bowl champion Chiefs remain one of the most entertaining, aggressive offenses in NFL history with MVP quarterback Patrick Mahomes under center. However, the Chiefs' loss to the Las Vegas Raiders last week exposed a weakness: their defense. Allowing 40 points was too much to overcome as the Raiders snapped a 13-game winless streak against their division rival.

 

The Bills also self-destructed on defense Tuesday night, allowing a whopping 42 points to a Tennessee Titans team that stumbled into the game with multiple players on the Reserve/COVID-19 list. The outbreak could have crippled the AFC South division leaders but instead, it was the Bills who looked off-kilter much of the night. The absence of two starters, wide receiver John Brown and cornerback Tre'Davious White, proved difficult to replace on both sides of the ball.

 

At least the Bills won't have to defend the Chiefs' newest signing: two-time All-Pro running back Le’Veon Bell. Keep in mind Bell, released from the New York Jets earlier this week, won't even be able to practice with Kansas City until Week 7 (provided he passes his COVID-19 testing).

 

So can the Bills pull themselves together and pull off the upset? Or will the Chiefs bounce back in a big way on Monday?

 

Kansas City at Buffalo

 

Kickoff: Monday, Oct. 19 at 5 p.m. ET

TV: FOX/NFL Network

Spread: Chiefs -5

 

Three Things to Watch

 

1. Which defense will bounce back quicker after their rough week?

No one will argue the offensive strength of the Chiefs. The Bills' strong start alongside them, based largely on the play of quarterback Josh Allen, has been one of 2020's big surprises.

 

So the game-changer Monday isn't whether these teams can score. It's which defense will be able to step up and stop them just enough times to make a difference.

 

The Chiefs rank just 20th in the NFL, allowing 382.8 total yards per game, after their worst defensive performance of the year against the Raiders. They made David Carr look like a Pro Bowl quarterback once again, allowing 72- and 59-yard touchdown passes as they gave up 490 yards of total offense.

 

"We just didn't finish the right way," Chiefs safety Tyrann Mathieu told the AP. "In the run game, even in the pass game, we didn't finish how we normally would."

 

But if the Chiefs' defense was bad... the Bills were downright awful. They allowed the Titans to go 6-for-6 in the red zone, failed to sack Titans quarterback Ryan Tannehill and allowed touchdowns on 3-of-4 Tennessee possessions in the second half. It's not what you expect from the NFL's third-ranked defense last season, one that only allowed just 16.2 points per game. Only the Patriots (14.1) were better at suppressing offensive output.

 

The Bills received good news Friday when their top cornerback, Tre'Davious White, practiced in full. He should be cleared to play and will be matched up against Chiefs wide receiver Tyreek Hill.

 

But the key to beating the Chiefs could be the Bills' defensive line. Patrick Mahomes was sacked a season-high three times against the Raiders and the team lost offensive lineman Keleche Osemele for the season. Keep in mind they're already down Laurent Duvernay-Tardif, their starting guard, who opted out this year to help care for COVID-19 patients in his native Canada.

 

Mahomes can evade pressure but he's also human. No time to throw means limited opportunities for Hill to get deep; the Chiefs will also be down one less target with Sammy Watkins out with a hamstring injury. There's an opening for the defense to make an impact.

 

2. Can Josh Allen hold a candle to Patrick Mahomes?

As with any game featuring an upstart underdog, the pressure will be on Allen to perform against one of the league's offensive stars. The first four games of 2020 had served to put the Bills quarterback on another level: 12 touchdowns, just one interception, and no single-game quarterback rating below 104.6.

 

In fact, Allen enters this game outranking Mahomes in passing yards (1,589 to 1,474) and touchdown passes (14 to 13). They rank 1-2 in the AFC in both categories.

 

But against the Titans, Allen made uncharacteristic mistakes. It was his first game throwing multiple interceptions since Sept. 29, 2019 against the Patriots; a pick deep in Tennessee territory killed off momentum early in the second half. Without deep threat John Brown stretching the field, he averaged just 6.4 yards per pass attempt.

 

Allen gets Brown back for Sunday and will look to continue his strong chemistry with Stefon Diggs (a season-high 10 catches against the Titans). It's clear this upset will be on the strength of his arm as the Bills haven't had a 100-yard rusher all season.

 

3. Will the Chiefs' run game succeed through without their newest acquisition on the field?

For the Chiefs, their offense needs to give Mahomes more time to throw. However, their signing of Bell this week signifies how little they trust the rushing attack. After rookie Clyde Edwards-Helaire had a sizzling debut, exploding for 138 rushing yards in Week 1 against the Houston Texans, he's cooled off considerably. Edwards has failed to score on the ground in the past four weeks and averaged just 51.5 yards per game. Compare that to Mahomes, who's had 129 yards on the ground during the same stretch as the quarterback while averaging 5.4 yards per carry.

 

The Bills are 12th against the run this season, allowing 103.1 yards per game and were 10th the year before, their weakness defensively. Helaire needs a return to form and head coach Andy Reid has to commit to the run after a season-low 20 rushing plays against the Raiders.

 

Final Analysis

 

These teams both have aspirations to go deep in the AFC playoffs; expect this one to be a slugfest with multiple lead changes. But the x-factor should come in the experience of the Chiefs' offense along with their ability to force turnovers on defense. A plus-five turnover margin from the Chiefs is tied for fourth in the NFL; their three giveaways are third-fewest.

 

Compare that to the Bills, whose minus-two turnover margin has them 20th in the NFL and includes eight giveaways. Super Bowl-winning franchises don't sit that far down the list. As good as Buffalo seems they can be, Monday night may offer a few more lessons on how they can get there.

 

Prediction: Chiefs 34, Bills 28

Watch NFL Los Angeles Chargers vs New Orleans Saints Monday Night Football Week 05 Free Online Live Streaming ,October 12, 2020.

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In what could be the final matchup against his former team, Drew Brees and the New Orleans Saintsare set to take on Los Angeles Chargers on "Monday Night Football" with a chance to reclaim a winning record and share of the division lead.

 

The Chargers looked ready to pull an upset over another NFC South team last week when they jumped to a 24-7 lead late in the first half at Tampa Bay. But a fumble in the last minute of the half led to a Buccaneers touchdown and portended what was to come. Tom Brady and Co. poured on 24 second-half points and sealed the game with three minutes left on a Justin Herbert interception.

 

The Saints, meanwhile, got back to .500 last week in a comeback win over the Lions. After allowing a pair of touchdowns to open the game, the Saints responded by punching it into the end zone on their next five possession. New Orleans held off Detroit's attempted rally late in the fourth quarter, and after a Bucs loss on Thursday Night Football, the Saints can tie the Bucs at 3-2 with a win.

 

The Chargers lead the all-time series, 7-5, and actually are 4-1 at the Mercedes-Benz Superdome. However, the Saints have won all three meetings that Brees has started.

 

Los Angeles at New Orleans

 

Kickoff: Monday, Oct. 11 at 8:15 p.m. ET

TV: ESPN

Spread: Saints -7.5

 

Three Things to Watch

 

1. How much will the Chargers miss Austin Ekeler?

Ekeler has been ruled for this game due to a left hamstring strain and a hyperextended knee. Through four weeks, he leads the Chargers in rushing yards (248) and is second in attempts (49). He also ranks third on the team in receptions (17) and receiving yards (144, respectively).

 

Do the Chargers possess a suitable substitute? Rookie Joshua Kelly has the most rushes (52) and second-most rushing yards (174) on the team. Quarterback Justin Herbert ranks third in both categories with 12 carries for 47 yards. No one else has double-digits in carries or more than 20 yards on the ground.

 

The Saints' defense has not yielded yardage on the ground easily. The Lions ran the ball 22 times but gained only 90 yards with one touchdown. The Packers picked up just 98 yards and one touchdown on 26 attempts. The Raiders accumulated 116 yards and a touchdown on 35 carries. The Buccaneers rushed 26 times for 86 yards and a touchdown.

 

Is Kelly or anyone else among the Chargers capable of filling the void left by Ekeler? Could the Chargers find a way to average four yards or more per rushing attempt?

 

2. Will the Saints continue to pressure opposing quarterbacks?

Last week at Detroit, Cameron Jordan, Trey Hendrickson, and David Onyemata each recorded a sack. That was the third time this season that three Saints defenders each recorded a sack. Hendrickson leads the defense with three sacks. Demario Davis and Onyemata have both recorded two sacks. Three others have one each.

 

With the Chargers' running attack presumably limited, Herbert will have to shoulder more of the offense. He took over as starting quarterback from Tyrod Taylor since the second game of this season. The first-rounder has played quite consistently in those three games. His passing yard totals varied between 290 and 330. He has thrown one interception while being sack twice per game. He rushed between three and five times for 14-18 yards per contest. Can Herbert raise his passing production to offset the loss of Austin Ekeler?

 

3. Can Emmanuel Sanders and Tre'Quan Smith continue to increase their contributions?

Sanders and Smith have steadily boosted their numbers in the absence of Michael Thomas. At Las Vegas, in the first game without Thomas, Smith caught five passes for 86 yards but Sanders had only one pass for 18 yards. The following week versus Green Bay, both receivers had four receptions each, for 42 yards by Smith and for 56 yards and a touchdown by Sanders. At Detroit last week, Smith hauled in four passes for 54 yards and two touchdowns while Sanders had six catches for 93 yards.

 

The Chargers had shown a considerable amount of resistance against opponents' passing attacks early in the season. They held the Bengals to 173 passing yards and no touchdowns while recording three sacks and an interception. They limited the Panthers to 221 passing yards with only one touchdown in addition to sacking Teddy Bridgewater twice. However, Tom Brady shredded them last Sunday: 30 completions for 369 yards and five touchdowns without any sacks.

 

Was last week's collapse by the Chargers' defense an anomaly or a revelation of vulnerability? Those gaudy passing stats helped the Bucs score three straight touchdowns to open the second half. Tampa Bay followed those with a field goal then five plays to run out the clock. The Chargers cannot afford to be so generous to Drew Brees and Co.

 

Final Analysis

 

The Chargers will have to make a second consecutive long trip for a game. Last week, they were playing at 10 a.m. body time. Fortunately for them, this week's game requires a shorter flight with a kickoff in the early evening, according to their body clocks.

 

The Saints will head into their bye week after this contest. With a victory, they will sit above .500. With a defeat, they will have to stew in frustration of having lost two of their three initial home games. Their successful runs through October during the past few seasons will continue.

 

Prediction: Saints 38, Chargers 27