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Coming off their worst loss in more than five years, the Chicago Bears will try to take advantage of the limping St. Louis Rams on Sunday. (AP Image)

If Chicago plays the way they did against the Packers in a 37-3 loss, beating a woeful St. Louis team could be a struggle as well. Chicago had a season-low 234 total yards and scored its fewest points since last season's opening game. A week after holding the unbeaten Tennessee Titans to 20 yards rushing, the Bears gave up a season-high 200, which is the most since Minnesota ran for 311 on them last season.

The Bears will try to bounce back against an injury-plagued St. Louis offense that will be missing Pro Bowl tackle Orlando Pace and top rusher Steven Jackson.

Losers of four straight, the Rams have been blown out in their last three games by a combined 116-32 score while committing 11 turnovers. The Bodog Sportsbook has all your NFL picks. Get 'em today.