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The Bears’ Resurgent Offense, Plus Previewing Early Week 10 Lines

Austin and Warren also share their thoughts on the Germany game and explain why sharp groups prefer the Browns over the Dolphins

By Austin Gayle and Warren Sharp
NFL: NOV 06 Rams at Buccaneers Photo by Cliff Welch/Icon Sportswire via Getty Images


Austin and Warren first explain why the Bears offense has been so much better lately (1:00). Then, they share their thoughts on the Germany game (10:00) and explain why sharp groups prefer the Browns over the Dolphins (24:00). Finally, they discuss how to bet Colts-Raiders (36:00) and break down how the uncertainty around Josh Allen has affected betting lines (48:00).

Hosts: Austin Gayle and Warren Sharp
Associate Producer: Mike Wargon
Additional Production Supervision: Steve Ceruti

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