From top-to-bottom, the Bills are far superior to the Bears - and they want a good performance after last week. The Bills trailed Pittsburgh, 27-0, before losing, 27-15, to the Steelers last Saturday.

I'm expecting the Bills to play with more urgency. They have a strong QB rotation with Josh Allen backed up by veterans Kyle Allen and Matt Barkley.

The Bears have multiple injuries in their offensive line. They have two weeks to get well before the regular season. Bears coach Matt Eberflus isn't going to gamble on the health of Justin Fields and other key skill position parts of his offense on a patchwork offensive line. That means Chicago is likely to dole out the QB minutes to P.J. Walker, Nathan Peterman and rookie Tyson Bagent. Those stiffs are easy to fade.