Online NFL betting odds on Monday have the Chicago Bears favored at home against the Green Bay Packers. The Bears are still fighting for a playoff berth while the Packers are looking to next season. Chicago could be a popular choice for those gamblers betting NFL action on Monday.
NFL betting history is slightly on the side of the Bears in this matchup. They have won six of the last ten matchups between the two teams and they are 5-4-1 against the betting NFL odds in those games. Chicago is coming off a dramatic overtime win last week against the Saints that kept them in the playoff picture as online NFL betting statistics show. Online NFL betting numbers indicate that the Bears and Packers have split their last four meetings in Chicago. Earlier this season in Green Bay, the Packers routed the Bears 37-3 so payback is in order for the Bears in this online NFL betting matchup.
Gamblers betting NFL totals might look to the under in this game due to the weather. NFL betting trends show that the over/under is 5-5 in the last 10 meetings between the two teams. At Chicago, the over/under NFL betting number is 2-2 in the last four games. The problem for gamblers betting NFL total action and taking the under in this game is Green Bay. The Packers are in the Top 5 in points scored and in the bottom third in points allowed. Aaron Rodgers has had a nice season but the defense can’t make enough stops for Green Bay to win or cover the NFL betting number on a regular basis.
Chicago has a similar problem as their defense is nothing special according to NFL betting stats. The Bears are in the middle of the pack on both offense and defense but somehow they have found ways to win. Green Bay has found ways to lose. Five of Green Bay’s losses this online NFL betting season have been by four points or less. That could mean a close game in NFL Week 16 odds for this matchup.
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