Bears-Saints Betting Line at New Orleans -9.5

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Bears-Saints Betting Line at New Orleans -9.5

The Bears-Saints betting line had New Orleans as a -9.5 favorite at home.

The Saints are fast becoming an NFL favorite once more following a series of big wins that have pushed New Orleans into the NFC South lead, but beware, Chicago is starting to get their act together as well and in a division where the favorites, Green Bay, have lost their star quarterback for what will likely be the remainder of this season. 

The Bears are on the verge of reaching .500 at the halfway mark of this NFL season.  New Orleans is rated 4th in the NFL Betting Power Ratings.

Though they haven’t faced Chicago since 2014, New Orleans won the last three meetings by an average of 13.7 points dating back to 2011.  We would be remiss in pointing out that the Bears are 7-1 Against The Spread vs. a team with a winning record.

The current line appears to be right on the money. 

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