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After breaking down film of both teams, Scouts Inc. offers 10 things to watch in this week's Bears-49ers matchup.

1. Get RB Matt Forte going: The Bears have been awful on the ground. Some blame goes to Forte, but more deserves to be placed on Chicago's offensive line, which is a major problem area. The Bears barely even tried to run the ball in their loss to the Cardinals in Week 9. Forte carried the ball just five times for 33 yards. That won't do.

After breaking down film of both teams, Scouts Inc. offers 10 things to watch in this week's Bills-Titans matchup.

1. Focus on the peripheral weapons: Vince Young has shown little ability to push the ball deep downfield to wide receivers. He prefers short throws -- often to the flats, to tight ends or running backs. Buffalo might attempt to leave its corners in some one-on-one situations while crowding the line of scrimmage. Buffalo's defense is often thought of as just a Cover-2 group, but it can be aggressive and go man at times. The Titans' wide receivers as a unit have been quite disappointing.

After breaking down film of both teams, Scouts Inc. offers 10 things to watch in this week's Buccaneers-Dolphins matchup.

1. Make QB Chad Henne beat you: Henne remains very much a work in progress and the Bucs need to do everything possible to put the game on this young quarterback's shoulders. He isn't comfortable processing information or getting the ball out in a timely manner. Look for the Dolphins to minimize Henne's role as much as possible, and to use their screen game a lot, which is something they execute very well.

After breaking down film of both teams, Scouts Inc. offers 10 things to watch in this week's Jaguars-Jets matchup.

1. Jacksonville needs to set the tone in the trenches offensively: The Jaguars' passing attack has been just above average thus far and their ground attack has carried the offense. Look for head coach Jack Del Rio to challenge his team and pound the ball with Maurice Jones-Drew (averages over five yards per attempt) against a Jets front seven that is missing run-stopper Kris Jenkins.

After breaking down film of both teams, Scouts Inc. offers 10 things to watch in this week's Broncos-Redskins matchup.

1. Beware of Albert Haynesworth: Haynesworth is playing very well and can be unblockable at times. He has a tremendous size and strength advantage over the interior of the Broncos' offensive line and is capable of disrupting everything that Denver is looking to do on offense. He's that good. Because of the Redskins' woes, many tend to forget just how disruptive Haynesworth can be.

After breaking down film of both teams, Scouts Inc. offers 10 things to watch in this week's Chiefs-Raiders matchup.

1. Kansas City needs to be physical: In the Raiders' two victories this season, they have brought a very physical game with them. The Chiefs want to beat the Raiders at their own game. Expect defensive coordinator Clancy Pendergast to give the Raiders a lot of looks and to bring a heavy blitz package as he tries to keep QB JaMarcus Russell and the Raiders off balance.

After breaking down film of both teams, Scouts Inc. offers 10 things to watch in this week's Seahawks-Cardinals matchup.

1. Seattle needs to control the clock. The last thing that the Seahawks can afford to do is to get into a track meet with Arizona's offense. Seattle lacks the explosive playmakers that Arizona QB Kurt Warner has to work with, so the Seahawks need to chip away at the Cardinals' defense with a strong ground game and short, high-percentage passes.

After breaking down film of both teams, Scouts Inc. offers 10 things to watch in this week's Patriots-Colts matchup.

1. Keep Tom Brady upright: New England has been excellent at protecting its future Hall of Fame signal-caller, but that will be a challenge this week. The Colts' bookend defenders coming off the edge will be a tough task for a banged-up Patriots line. Look for more maximum protection schemes if the line doesn't hold up well early.

After breaking down film of both teams, Scouts Inc. offers 10 things to watch in this week's Ravens-Browns matchup.

1. Ravens need to jump out to an early lead: Cleveland has the most inept offense in the NFL and has shown no ability to get into a high-scoring shootout. The Browns would like to slow this game down with the run and keep Joe Flacco and Co. on the sidelines. If the Ravens get out to a quick lead, they can force Cleveland to become a one-dimensional pass offense, which will lead to Browns mistakes and turnovers and that adds up to an easy day for Baltimore.