Bears-Rams Daily Fantasy NFL Picks, Betting Odds

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Gambling911.com has your Bears-Rams Daily Fantasy NFL picks and betting odds for Week 10. 

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The Bears will be coming off a short week following their Monday night 22-19 road win in San Diego. St. Louis is a -7 home favorite with a total of 42.5 for this game.

The Bears have allowed the seventh-most points per game to opposing quarterbacks this season, and rank 24th against the pass.  The Bears rank second in defending backs in the passing game.  They are also decent against tight ends.

The Rams, meanwhile, are a very difficult team to find solid opposing fantasy picks and we won’t be doing so here.

Nick Foles ($5K) – He has value in a game against Chicago’s exploitable passing defense and we fully anticipated improvements over last week’s dreadful completion of just 18-of-33 passes for 168 yards.

He has also failed to throw for 200 yards in seven straight games.

Foles will have limited ownership this week amongst DFS aficionados.

- Tyrone Black, Gambling911.com

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