Chicago at New York

Chicago has gone OVER in six of its last eight games and while the Bears have been getting a lot of credit for their defense, and rightfully so, the offense has been putting some some impressive numbers too, scoring 28.8 points and gaining 349.4 yards of offense per game. Even backup quarterback Chase Daniel came through on Thanksgiving Day and completed 27-of-37 for 230 yards and two touchdowns with no interceptions as the Bears beat Detroit. Starter Mitchell Trubisky is day-to-day with a shoulder injury. New York blew a 12-0 lead and lost to the Eagles 25-22 when Jake Elliott kicked a 43-yard field goal with 22 seconds remaining. The Giants had gone OVER its previous two games, but this one stayed UNDER by two points. Eli Manning went 26-of-37 for 297 yards and the Giants outyarded Philadelphia 402-341. The Bears are 5-1 OVER their last six games following a win and New York has averaged 29 points its last three games while allowing 27.6. Chicago has averaged 30.8 points its last four games. Look for this matchup to soar OVER the total.