For as long as this game is in doubt, Rodgers should shower the Bears with completions.

Chicago's safeties are SS Antrel Rolle, who turns 33 later this year, and fifth-round rookie FS Adrian Amos. The Bears will start 30-year-old journeyman Alan Ball at right corner after releasing Tim Jennings. Second-year LCB Kyle Fuller has seemingly lost his confidence since Calvin Johnson dismantled him twice (11-146-2, 6-103) in the second half of 2014. The Bears will rely on ex-Ravens role player Pernell McPhee to key their edge rush, with declining 33-year-old Jared Allen across from him. While a huge Lacy game might not correlate seamlessly with a big Aaron Rodgers box score, Rodgers is in a similarly plum spot. After losing top DL Stephen Paea in free agency and NT Jeremiah Ratliff to a three-game suspension, the Bears' run-defense personnel is the NFL's worst entering the season. From both matchup and projected game-flow standpoints, this one sets up best for Eddie Lacy, who has scored a TD in each of his four career meetings with Chicago. Sitting on a 28-point team total, Packers skill-position players are all sporting bright-green lights in DFS. Packers-Bears has a 49-point Vegas total - second highest of Sunday's games - with Green Bay installed as a seven-point favorite.

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