Chicago at New Orleans

New Orleans has won 11 of its last 13 games with and without Drew Brees, and they are 7-2 ATS their last nine games. They prevailed last week at Carolina, essentially without running backs. In a 33-7 victory, Brees threw for 201 yards and three touchdowns and the game went UNDER by seven points. Chicago somehow made the postseason even while enduring a six-game losing streak in the middle of the season and losing to Green Bay 35-16 on Sunday. Mitchell Trubisky completed 33 of 42 for 252 yards with no TDs and an interception against the Packers. The Bears are only #26 in the NFL in yards gained while scoring 23.3 points per game. The Saints are #4 in yards allowed while giving up an average of 21.1 points. New Orleans beat the Bears 26-23 in overtime on Nov. 1 after Chicago had tied it with a field goal near the end of regulation. Wil Lutz won it for the Saints with a field goal in OT. The Bears are 2-6 ATS their last eight playoff games and 6-18 ATS following a double-digit home loss. New Orleans is 36-17-1 ATS its last 54 games after an ATS win and the Saints have gone UNDER five of their last seven playoff games. Chicago is 12-5 UNDER against teams with winning records and 21-8 UNDER after at least a 10-point loss at home. I have two Max Plays on this game. Lay the points with the Saints (Max Play), and take the UNDER (Max Play).