What is the Spread on the Cardinals vs. Bears Game December 5

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What is the Spread on the Cardinals vs. Bears Game December 5

The Arizona Cardinals vs. Chicago Bears spread opened at Arizona -7.  Gambling911.com had the line at -7 as well.

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The NFC West-leading Cardinals (9-2) were sitting atop the conference standings and had a bye in Week 12.

They showed their depth by winning two of the past three games even while missing offensive playmakers: quarterback Kyler Murray and wideout DeAndre Hopkins. Arizona has a balanced offense and the league’s fifth-ranked defense.

Colt McCoy led the Cardinals to a decisive 23-13 victory over the Seahawks prior to their bye.

- Dan Shapiro, Gambling911.com

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