NFL Week 11 best teaser

For the past 30 years, yes, the Bears for the most part have always had a good defense, and a mediocre quarterback and offense — that's being cordial — but that's not the case this season. Justin Fields looks like a top five quarterback — running around anyone and everyone, and throwing touchdown after touchdown — and overall, the offense has been pretty darn consistent. 

The Bears have scored at least 29 points in four straight games, and have rushed for at least 237 yards in five straight. We think it's safe to say the days of the Bears having to rely on their defense and special teams to score points are officially over. This isn't a fluke — the Bears have a legit offense.

But you know what the Bears don't have? A defense. Whoever thought that would happen? Chicago always has a good defense. Not anymore. The Bears have allowed 30+ points in three straight games, and they just haven't looked the same since they traded away Robert Quinn and Roquan Smith before the trade deadline. And don't expect that to change anytime soon. 

Atlanta is in the top half of the league in scoring, and is fourth in the league in rushing. And the Bears are really bad stopping the run. Chicago allows the fifth-most rushing yards in the league, and don't be surprised if Marcus Mariota and Cordarelle Patterson run all over the Bears on Sunday. Best of all, Chicago is 4-0 against the over in its last four games, and despite struggling to score lately, the Falcons are still .500 against the over. 

As for the final leg of our teaser, take the Arizona Cardinals (+14) via the teaser. We know quarterback Kyler Murray missed last week's game against the Rams, but honestly, the Cardinals might be better off sticking with NFL veteran Colt McCoy at quarterback. But that's a discussion for a different day.

McCoy is more than just your average backup quarterback, and the former Texas QB looked really good last week. Regardless of who starts — McCoy or Murray — still take Arizona to cover the 14-point spread against San Francisco thanks to the teaser. The 49ers struggled to put away the Chargers last week, and this new-look offense with running back Christian McCaffrey still hasn't fully jelled yet. 

And if that doesn't convince you, this should. Arizona has won three of its last four against San Francisco, and both quarterbacks — McCoy and Murray — beat the 49ers last year. 

Plus, San Francisco is down their two best cornerbacks — Jason Verrett and Emmanuel Moseley — which makes things only easier for Cardinals star wide receiver DeAndre Hopkins. Don't be surprised if Arizona upsets San Francisco on Monday night in Mexico City, but with the teaser boosting the spread up to 14 points, you have to ride the Cardinals. 

The Teaser: Chicago Bears/Atlanta Falcons from (over 49 points) to (over 43 points) and Arizona Cardinals from (+8) to (+14) (-107 odds via Barstool)