Jay Cutler and the Chicago Bears will visit Tony Romo and the Dallas Cowboys in an enticing Monday Night Football showdown between two of the NFL’s most storied franchises. The 2-1 Bears will be looking for their first road victory of the season, while the 2-1 Cowboys will try to stay unbeaten at home. The Bears have covered in six of their last eight Monday Night games, while the Cowboys have covered just once in their past seven MNF appearances.

SPREAD: Cowboys -3.5
MONEY LINE: Bears +160, Cowboys -185
OVER/UNDER: 41.5

Last week, the Bears easily covered as touchdown home favorites in a 23-6 romp over the St. Louis Rams.  The Cowboys failed to cover last Sunday  as 7.5-point favorites in their home opener,  but still managed a 16-10 win over the Tampa Bay Buccaneers. The Bears are 2-1 against the spread this season, and their last two games have gone Under.  In their only road game this season, they lost at the Green Bay Packers by 13, failing to cover as five-point underdogs. The Cowboys are 1-2 ATS this season, with all three of their games going Under.

How will golf’s biggest rising star fare in the game’s biggest international team event? Oddsmakers expect Rory McIlroy to be the European Team’s top point getter, but still earn fewer points than Tiger Woods. This will be Rory’s second Ryder Cup appearance, the young phenom from Northern Ireland went 1-1-2 in Europe’s victory two years ago.

Here are your Rory McIlroy 2012 Ryder Cup odds:

• Odds to be the Top European Points Scorer: +500
• Odds to be Top Overall Points Scorer: +1000
• Odds to Be Top Irish Point Scorer: -200
• Odds to Hole the Winning Putt: +1600
• Odds of Getting More Points Than Tiger Woods: +125
• Odds of Getting The Same Number of Points as Tiger Woods: +400
• Odds of Getting a Hole In One: +10000
• Odds of Getting No Points: +1600

How will golf’s biggest star fare in the game’s biggest international team event? Oddsmakers expect Tiger Woods to do pretty darn well at the 2012 Ryder Cup, which begins Friday. In six previous Ryder Cup appearances, Tiger has a 13-14-2 career record.  Still oddsmakers have him as the favorite to get the most points of any golfer in the event, most likely 2, 2.5 or three out of a possible five points.

Here are your Tiger Woods 2012 Ryder Cup odds:

• Odds to be the Top American Points Scorer: +500
• Odds to be Top Overall Points Scorer: +800
• Odds to Hole the Winning Putt: +1200
• Odds of Getting More Points Than Rory McIlroy: +110
• Odds of Getting The Same Number of Points as Rory McIlroy: +400
• Odds of Getting a Hole In One: +10000
• Odds of Getting No Points: +1600

For the third straight week, there’s a new favorite to win the Super Bowl, this time the 3-0 Houston Texans. Despite an ugly road loss at the Minnesota Vikings, the San Francisco remain the favorites to represent the NFC in the Big Game. For the second straight week, the Cleveland Browns remain winless and the darkest dark horse of all.

Here are your current Super Bowl XLVII odds for all the top competitors:

• 1. Houston Texans +500 to win the Super Bowl, +225 to win the AFC (Last Week: 2): 3-0 after a 31-25 road win over Peyton Manning and the Broncos
• 2. San Francisco 49ers +600 to win the Super Bowl, +300 to win the NFC (1): 2-1 after a shocking road loss to the Vikings
• 3. Atlanta Falcons +800, +400 (7): 3-0 after coasting to a 27-3 road win over the Chargers

Hard-hitting heavyweight KO artists Andrei “The Pitbull” Arlovski (17-9) of Minsk, Belarus and Devin Cole (20-9) of Medford, Ore. will collide on the highly-anticipated, inaugural World Series of Fighting Mixed Martial Arts (MMA) fight card, live on NBC Sports Network from Planet Hollywood Resort & Casino in Las Vegas on Saturday, Nov. 3.

“We are thrilled to welcome both Andrei and Devin to the World Series of Fighting roster and to have them headline our first live event,” said World Series of Fighting President Ray Sefo.  “Both of these heavyweights have delivered some incredibly memorable highlights during their careers and their matchup should be a barnburner.”

The 33-year-old, 6-foot-4, 250 pound Arlovski made his first major statement in the sport of MMA, winning the interim UFC heavyweight championship by forcing rival Tim Sylvia to tap out from a heel hook just 47 seconds into their matchup on Feb. 5, 2005.