Bears-Chiefs Daily Fantasy NFL Picks, Betting Line

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Gambling911.com has your Bears-Chiefs Daily Fantasy NFL picks along with the latest betting line that opened with Kansas City at -9.    

What to Consider With the Bears: Chicago ranks last against the pass according to Football Outsiders DVOA and they’re nearly 20% worse than the next closest team. Chicago’s run defense continues to deteriorate. 

What to Consider With the Chiefs:  The Chiefs have one of the best run defenses in the league. 

Who to Play: Alex Smith ($5.6K) – Smith should have a breakout day against the Bears.  The -9 line speaks volumes and Chicago’s ranking against the pass will help the Chiefs get out of their current rut.  Smith is likely to benefit the most. 

Jamaal Charles ($7.6K) - Through four games, Charles is on pace for 1,828 total yards and 20 touchdowns.  Expect him to be red hot against Chicago’s run defense, which is full of holes.

Charcandrick West ($3K) – He rushed five times for 17 yards and caught 1-of-3 targets for four yards Sunday.  West is recommended for 14- and 16-team fantasy leagues with good reason (look at that price). 

- Mary Montgomery, Gambling911.com

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