Chicago at Tennessee

This is the second straight road game for the young Chicago Bears offense, after playing at Arizona last week. It's not a great quarterback punch with rookie Mitchell Trubisky battling journeyman backup Mike Glennon. Coach John Fox said it's too early to tell if Trubisky will receive any playing time with the first team at Tennessee this week. The Bears have protected anointed starter Mike Glennon at every turn since drafting Trubisky second overall last April. Glennon already has two interceptions in the preseason. The defense allowed just 40 yards rushing last week (2.1 yards per carry) and now faces a run-oriented Tennessee Titans offense that has run for 134 and 136 yards in two games. The Tennessee defense has longtime coordinator Dick LeBeau running his blitzing schemes. They have better defensive personnel with athleticism and ball skills that are focused on forcing turnovers. Saturday against the Carolina Panthers the defense forced two turnovers within the first five defensive plays. Look for both defenses to be ahead of the offenses as the starters play more. Play this one to finish UNDER the total.