St. Louis Rams vs. Chicago Bears: Week 10 Ramblin’ Fan Predictions

The St. Louis Rams (4-4) host the Chicago Bears (3-5) in Week 10.  Can The Rams bounce back from their Week 9 heart breaking loss to the Minnesota Vikings? The Ramblin’ Fan Team predicts the outcome of the Rams week 10 matchup against the Bears

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The Bears are not as rested, as they are on a short week, and head into St. Louis to face a very powerful Rams team at home. The Rams are looking to keep the their best red zone defense known as they have not allowed a single touchdown in the last 10 quarters at home.

The Rams will most likely lean towards Todd Gurley once again, as the Bears currently are ranked 24th in the league in run defense. (121 yards) However the passing game must be able to step up on third down, to keep any type of offensive drives alive.
Can the Rams keep their home momentum going, and go back above .500? They will have to in order to stay in the playoff hunt. The Ramblin’ Fan Staff all agree on this one.

Matt Colinco – Staff Writer

The Chicago Bears are coming off a victory against an underachieving San Diego Chargers team on Monday night. However, I believe that Jay Cutler and his offense will be overwhelmed by a scary St. Louis defense when they visit the Edward Jones Dome this Sunday (especially if Alshon Jeffery is inactive). The Rams will then unleash Todd Gurley, Tavon Austin, and Greg the Leg to put points on the board. The Rams can only beat themselves in this game, which is entirely possible with this team.

Prediction: Rams 24 Bears 13

Nov 8, 2015; Minneapolis, MN, USA; St. Louis Rams running back Todd Gurley (30) carries the ball past Minnesota Vikings cornerback Xavier Rhodes (29) during the fourth quarter at TCF Bank Stadium. The Vikings defeated the Rams 21-18. Mandatory Credit: Brace Hemmelgarn-USA TODAY Sports

Lawrence Pereira – Staff Writer 

The defense will hold firm as the Rams return to the dome. Gurley and Austin will again feature heavily, both with rushing touchdowns. Rams get back on track, and continue their hunt for the playoffs.

Prediction: Rams win 24-10

Alex Alarcon – Co-Editor

The St. Louis Rams show their true strength at home, and the stats back it up. The Rams have not allowed a touchdown in the last 10 quarters at home, and they now face a Chicago Bears team with limited offensive power. With Todd Gurley and Tavon Austin leading the offense, they should be able to get in space and open this game wide open.

However, it could be of the those games where the Rams beat themselves up on penalties and horrible play calling and lose the game. But I don’t see that happening today. Rams win big

Prediction: Rams win 31-9