Where Can I Bet the Bears-Panthers Game, Point Spread – Week 5

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You can bet on the Bears-Panthers game at Bookmaker.eu here.  The Carolina open as a -3 home favorite.  Both teams enter this matchup 2-2 following nearly identical double digit losses this past Sunday.

The Ravens, now 3-1, dismantled Carolina at home Sunday.  Both Baltimore and Green Bay (facing Chicago) beat their respective opponents by 38 points.  Carolina finished with just 10.

The Panthers 6 passing TD allowed outside the painted numbers in 2014, including 3 today. They allowed 4 in all of 2013. 

The Panthers have allowed 35+ points in consecutive games for the 2nd time in franchise history (1998: Weeks 4-5).

Meanwhile, the Bears 38-17 loss to Green Bay costs sportsbooks dearly Sunday. 

Green Bay’s Jordy Nelson and Randall Cob were the targets on 21 of Aaron Rodgers' 28 passes Sunday. Rodgers found an efficiency with the duo that he hadn't the first three games of the season and an injury-depleted Bears team simply did not stand a chance in the end.  Green Bay had beaten Chicago 8 of 10 times coming into this game.

- Don Shapiro, Gambling911.com

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