Chicago Bears vs. Miami Dolphins NFL Tip

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The visitors have yet to lose a single game in which the starting quarterback was at stake for the full game time. A tip on the guests between the Chicago Bears and the Miami Dolphins, therefore, seems inevitable.

Passing game top, running game flop

In the first eight games, Mike McDaniel's team averaged 292.5 passing yards per game, making it one of the NFL's elite. This is primarily due to wide receiver Tyreek Hill. No player in the NFL has as many receiving yards under his belt as he does. With Jaylen Waddle, Miami has another player in the top four. This duo is unstoppable and has already scored seven touchdowns in total. But tight end Mike Gesicki also makes a big contribution to the good passing game with four touchdowns.

The running game is barely working this season because with just 88.1 rushing yards, the Dolphins are among the weakest teams in the NFL. The only ray of hope is Raheem Mostert, who has already recorded 452 rushing yards. With just a touchdown, however, his yardage rarely yields. Just where the Bears are weak on the defensive, the Dolphins lack quality and penetrating power.

But the defense of the Miami Dolphins also seems to be well-prepared for the upcoming duel. The guests have their strengths especially against the running game because on average Coach McDaniel's team only allows 100.6 rushing yards. The weakness against passing probably won't be that important, because the Bears are extremely weak in this category. It appears, therefore, that between the Chicago Bears and Miami Dolphins the forecast is falling for a game with fewer points.

Key Miami Dolphins Players:
QB: Tua Tagovailoa - WR: Tyreek Hill - WR: Jaylen Waddle - S: Jevon Holland - K: Jason Sanders

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