Monday Night NFL Oct. 16

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Chicago Bears are coming! Looking much like the Super Bowl contingent of two decades ago the 5-0 Bears roll into Arizona for a Monday Night match with the 1-4 Cardinals. Ariona garnered its lone victory in Week 1, beating San Francisco 34-27 as a 9.5-point choice to celebrate the opening of their new stadium. Since then there's been little to celebrate, with the latest defeat coming last week at home versus Kansas City by a 23-20 score. Meanwhile the Bears were whipping up on Buffalo, pounding the Bills at home 40-7 just one week after taking apart Seattle, also at home, by a 37-6 score. If there's hope for the Cardinals it's that the Bears lone non-cover of the year came on the road. That was in Week 3 when they beat the Vikings 19-16 as a 3.5-point chalk.

Chicago: 1-9 ATS off BB games scoring 25+ points
Arizona: 21-7 ATS at home off 3+ losses

JEDI THOUGHTS: I'm actually not going to make a pick today. I'll be leaving it all up to you. But i'll give you guys some of the handicappers I look at before prebetting. Line keeps jumping and throwing me off, so i've decided to lay off the game, but I did pick Zona at first, then switched to Bears, now i'm confused, and decided to not play this one. I personally like the Cardinals, but won't be posting this up as a pick.

Tony Bruno/Mark Willard: 5-2/6-1
Isn't it rediculous, Arizona Cardinals are home favorites on National TV, and still underdogs by double digits?
5*play: Cardinals +11.5

Brandon Lang:
Brandon Lang MONDAY ACTION
100 DIME Chicago Bears
10 DIMER New York Mets
he is 7-14 last 21..2-8 last 10 NFL....so be careful....last yr he had an 0-12 skid in NFL

Jeff Bonds: Record: 61-41-4
Chicago Bears at Arizona Cardinals
I don’t like to play double-digit favorites very often in the NFL, but Chicago will have no problem covering this spread. The Bears have the highest scoring offense and best scoring defense in the NFL. Arizona will start rookie quarterback Matt Leinart, who happened to beat the Bears in the preseason, but the Bears showed little interest in trying to win that game. The Cardinals are 0-8-1 ATS in their last nine home defeats. There’s no way the Bears lose in front of a Monday Night Football national audience.
Play is Chicago -11 (2 UNIT)

Matty O'Shea:
429 CHI -11.0 (-110) vs 430 ARI
Analysis: The Bears are licking their chops at this rematch with Arizona rookie QB Matt Leinart, who beat them in the preseason. Leinart threw for 144 yards and looked solid, although Chicago has used that as motivation for this meeting. The Cardinals will be without All-Pro wide receiver Larry Fitzgerald due to injury, making things even tougher for Leinart. The Bears are 11-4-2 ATS in their last 17 games against NFC opponents while Arizona has not fared well in prime time, going 2-6 ATS in the team's last eight under the lights. To make matters even worse, the Cardinals have been shelled in their last nine home losses with an 0-8-1 spread record. Look for Chicago to win by more than two touchdowns.