Indianapolis at Chicago

Chicago rallied from a 16-point deficit and beat the hapless Falcons 30-26 on Sunday as Nick Foles had a reprise of his 2017 season when he took over for the injured starter and eventually won a Super Bowl with the Eagles. Foles relieved Mitchell Trubisky and threw three touchdown passes in the fourth quarter for the Bears, who are 3-0 for the first time in seven years. Foles will get the start this week against Indianapolis, which comes off a 36-7 shellacking of the Jets. Philip Rivers was 17 of 21 for 217 yards, and the Colts enjoyed two pick-sixes. The Colts defense is #1 in the NFL in yards allowed, but their three opponents have a combined record of 1-8. The Bears' defense has been solid later in the game, giving the offense the chance to come back as what also happened against Detroit in the season opener. Indianapolis is 0-5 ATS the last five seasons in Week 4 and it's 2-6 ATS its last eight games as a road favorite. Also, the Colts are 5-12-1 ATS their last 18 games after scoring at least 30 points in their previous game. Chicago is 11-3-1 ATS as a home underdog, and it has renewed momentum not only due to winning its third in a row, but now with a Super Bowl-winning QB at the helm. The Colts lost their only road game this season, 27-20, to Jacksonville. Play the Bears.