Lions quarterback Matthew Stafford has not cracked the 300-yard mark against the Bears in his past three meetings. He'll be looking to break that trend in Week 10 in Chicago.

The last time Stafford reached that feat against the Bears was when he threw for 329 yards with one touchdown and four interceptions on Nov. 13, 2011. It was the only time he's cracked the 300-yard mark in his career against Chicago. He has averaged 327.1 passing yards while totaling 16 touchdowns and six interceptions through eight games.

Stafford will face a Chicago defense that has allowed 253.6 passing yards per game, which is the 10th most allowed this season. It took Ben Roethlisberger -- who needed 41 pass attempts -- to become the only quarterback to throw for 300 yards against the Bears this season. Opposing quarterbacks have averaged only 16.50 Fantasy points per game against the Bears this season.

Stafford may not have a great matchup this week, but he has not scored less than 16 Fantasy points in a game this season. In fact, he has scored 28-plus points in each of his last three meetings. Continue to roll with Stafford in all formats heading into Week 10.

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