The Sun-Times’ experts offer their picks for the Bears’ game Sunday against the Giants:
RICK MORRISSEY
Bears 14-10
It always seems to be something with these Bears. The current something is Mitch Trubisky’s hip. Next week, it will be something else. The lowly Giants offer some shelter from the storm, which is nice of them though not particularly meaningful. Season: 6-4.
RICK TELANDER
Bears 16-14
We now ask, What teams are our bottom-feeding Bears even capable of beating? Ah-ha! The Giants appear. Not a lock, though. Even the Bengals aren’t that. A game against Ohio State might be a toss up. But the Mitch Watch is compelling. As is Field Goal Funnies. Season: 6-4.
PATRICK FINLEY
Bears 24-13
The Giants have lost six-straight games and are allowing 32 points per game during that stretch. No wonder the Bears so desperately want Trubisky to play. Season: 6-4.
MARK POTASH
Bears 23-13
Trubisky is a bit of an X-factor coming off the hip pointer. The Bears have been reasonably effective offensively against bad defenses — 24 points vs. the Redskins; 20 vs. the Lions — and the Giants are in that class. And the Bears’ defense is a scoring threat here. Season: 6-4.
JASON LIESER
Bears 16-13
Brace yourself for another thrilling afternoon of punts intermittently interrupted by brief flashes of offense. The Bears are bad, but the Giants are abysmal. They have no chance to get going offensively against the Bears, but rookie quarterback Daniel Jones will make you jealous. No one expects much scoring from the Bears, but they’ll do just enough thanks to a bounce-back performance by Eddy Pineiro. Season: 5-5.
