Chicago at New York

There probably couldn't be more of a good news/bad news game this week than the Giants vs. the Bears. It is all positive for the G-men who are working on a four-game winning streak, a top 10 rushing defense, +11 in turnovers, and allowing just 20.4 points per game, good for #11 in the league. The Bears are 0-5 on the road, have so many injuries it is hard to keep track of them all, and QB Jay Cutler is off his worst game of the season with three INTs and a pair of fumbles. The Bears attack generates just 15.6 ppg. All this news spells good fortune for the Bears in the contrarian NFL. Yes, the Giants have six wins, but none of those six wins have come by more than a TD, with the average being a simply 3.5 ppg. The fact is that it has been over a year since the Giants won a game by more than seven points. The Giants own a woeful 35-60 ATS mark in November games going all the way back to 1992. Take the points on Chicago. Take the Bears.