New York Giants vs. Chicago Bears, Odds, Preview, Picks and Prediction for Sunday, November 9, 2025

The NFL season rolls on as the week 10 slate brings action to the Windy City as a pair of squads from the NFC search for a win when the New York Giants take on the Chicago Bears on Sunday afternoon, and we have you covered with our Giants vs. Bears prediction. New York comes in off a 34-24 home defeat at the hands of San Francisco last Sunday, failing to cover the line as a 2.5-point underdog in their previous contest. Chicago pulled out a wild 47-42 win over Cincinnati on the road last Sunday, covering the line as a three-point favorite in their previous contest. In the all-time regular season series between the teams, the Bears own a 31-22-2 advantage, but the Giants earned a 20-12 win at home in the most recent meeting on October 2, 2022. Read more about this Giants vs. Bears prediction! Don’t get sacked this football season! Try our NFL Picks!

Giants vs. Bears Matchup

Giants Trying to Snap Slide

New York suffered a third straight loss as they were beaten at home by San Francisco in their previous contest last Sunday. The Giants fell to 2-7 on the year and in the basement of the NFC East, 4.5 games behind the Eagles for the top spot. Against San Francisco, New York scored on their opening drive to take a 7-0 lead but gave up the next 20 points to trail 20-7 with 9:55 to play in the third quarter. The Giants never got closer than 10 the rest of the way despite their best efforts. New York was outgained 380-296 in total offense, lost the first down battle 25-19 and lost time of possession by a 33:11 to 26:49 margin. Those numbers offset the fact that they forced the game’s lone turnover.

For the season, the Giants are averaging 204.1 yards per game through the air, leaving them 19th in the league in that department. New York is running for an average of 117.9 yards per contest, leaving them 14th in the league in that category. The Giants are 22nd in the league in scoring offense as they put up an average of 21.9 points per game this season. New York is 28th in the league in scoring defense by giving up an average of 27.7 points a contest. Rookie Jaxson Dart is 109 of 175 passing for 1,175 yards with 10 touchdowns against three interceptions while getting sacked 19 times. He is second on the team with 251 rushing yards and five scores. Russell Wilson is 66 of 112 for 786 yards with three touchdowns and three interceptions while adding 94 yards on the ground. Cam Skattebo leads the team with 101 carries for 410 yards and five touchdowns but is done for the season. That means Tyrone Tracy (50 carries, 177 yards, TD) and Devin Singletary (36 carries, 127 yards, TD) have to carry the load. Wan’Dale Robinson leads the team with 47 receptions for 540 yards and two scores. Malik Nabers (18 catches, 271 yards, two TD), Darius Slayton (19 grabs, 254 yards), tight end Theo Johnson (26 receptions, 239 yards, five TD), Skattebo (24 catches, 207 yards, two TD) and Daniel Bellinger (11 grabs, 194 yards, TD) are all good targets. Graham Gano is nine of nine on extra point attempts and nine of 10 on field goal attempts with a long of 55 this season. Jude McAtamney is nine of 12 on extra points and two of two on field goal attempts with a long of 31 on the year.

Chicago Battling for Top Spot in NFC North

Chicago won a wild shootout on the road against Cincinnati last week in their previous contest. The Bears improved to 5-3 on the year and stood tied for second in the NFC North, half a game behind the Packers for the top spot. Against Cincinnati, Chicago trailed 10-7 after the opening quarter and 20-17 at the half before rallying to take a 41-27 edge with 4:53 remaining. The Bears gave up two scores in 49 seconds late to trail 42-41 before Caleb Williams hit Colston Loveland with a 58-yard touchdown pass with 17 seconds remaining and hung on for the win. Chicago owned a 576-495 in total offense, picked up 30 first downs while allowing 26, controlled the clock by a 34:30 to 25:30 margin, and forced three turnovers while not committing any in the game.

On the season, the Bears are 10th in the league in passing offense with 234 yards per game, while they are 2nd in rushing by averaging 144.4 yards per contest. Chicago is 6th in the league in scoring offense with an average of 26.9 points per game while they are 29th in scoring defense by allowing 28.4 points per contest. Caleb Williams is 158 of 257 passing for 1,916 yards with 12 touchdowns and four interceptions while ranking third on the team with 183 receiving yards and two scores. Tyson Bagent (three of four, 47 yards, seven rush yards) is the backup. D’Andre Swift leads the team with 100 carries for 464 yards and four scores on the year. Kyle Monangai contributes 68 carries for 362 yards and a score as the second back. Rome Odunze (31 receptions, 473 yards, five TD) and Olamide Zaccheaus (31 catches, 243 yards, TD) share the team lead in receptions. DJ Moore (30 grabs, 403 yards, TD), Swift (18 receptions, 192 yards, TD), Luther Burden III (13 catches, 171 yards, TD) along with tight ends Colston Loveland (17 grabs, 234 yards, two TD) and Cole Kmet (10 catches, 142 yards, TD) are solid targets in the passing game. Cairo Santos is 17 of 17 on extra points and 11 of 14 on field goal attempts with a long of 52 this season. Jake Moody is three of three on extra point attempts and eight of nine on field goal attempts with a long of 48 this season.

Key Injuries and Analysis;

Starters:

• OT Jermaine Eluemunor is questionable.
• C John Michael Schmitz Jr. (shin) is out.
• CB Paulson Adebo (knee) is out.
• S Jevon Holland (knee) is questionable.
• LB Darius Mausau (ankle) is out.

Chicago Bears:

Starters:

• RB D'Andre Swift (groin/personal) is questionable.
• DE Domique Robinson (ankle) is out.
• LB T.J. Edwards (hand/hamstring) is out.

Giants vs. Bears Pick

Spread Pick for Giants vs. Bears

• Bears -4 (4 units)

New York has seen a spark offensive under Dart, but playing without Skattebo and Nabers takes the two most dynamic pieces out of their offense. The Giants have struggled on the defensive side of the ball and that could be an issue against a Bears offense that is sixth in the league in scoring offense. New York is 0-5 on the road with three of the losses by double figures. Of the other two, the Giants fell in overtime against Dallas and gave up 33 fourth-quarter points in a one-point defeat to the Broncos. Chicago is 2-1 at home and they have won five of their last six games. The Bears keep their momentum rolling and prevail in this contest as the Giants continue reeling.

Over/Under Pick for Giants vs. Bears

• Over 46.5 (4 units)

New York enters this game having gone over the number in five of their nine games this season. The Giants have surrendered at least 33 points four times this season, including each of their last three contests. New York’s offense has improved of late, scoring at least 20 points in each of their last four games, breaking the 30-point barrier twice. Chicago has seen the over post a 5-3 mark in their eight games on the year. The Bears have put up at least 25 points in five of their last six games entering this contest. We’ve got two of the five worst-scoring defenses in the league here. As a result, this game winds up over the total.