I've been rolling with Andy Reid coming off a bye week long before I even knew it was a thing. Today, the Chiefs simply have too much offensive firepower for the Giants to keep it within two scores considering the host's banged up defense. KC's defense could be better, but New York should not have enough to put up more than a couple of scores on the day. Roll with Reid and the Chiefs.

This line has fallen to a key number, and I'll jump on the Andy Reid post-bye train. He's 13-5 ATS off the bye. The Giants have yet to cover a home game this year. Lay the points.

The Giants have been a disaster for bettors all season. Their lone win came as double-digit underdogs on a Sunday night game in Denver.. After a disastrous season-low showcase against the 49ers, the locker room is at an all-time low. Yet, look for the Chiefs' in-game woes to continue even against the depleted deflated Giants.

The Giants defense has completely quit on their coach, and nowhere was that more apparent than on Sunday when they surrendered 31 points and 474 yards of offense to the 0-9 49ers. The Giants defense has allowed at least three TDs in every game since Week 1 save for the Denver anomaly. The Chiefs could push this total Over by themselves, but even if they don't, the Giants should be in line to score in the 20s, with Eli Manning, Sterling Shepard and Evan Engram able to move the ball against a Chiefs defense that has allowed six yards per play.

The Giants' defense hasn't tried hard lately, and now they're facing a creative offense that had an extra week to prepare. K.C. will build a lead and force New York to throw often. Go Over.