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The Bears and Eagles were both playoff teams a season ago and met during the regular season, with Chicago winning 24-15 on Black Friday last year after rushing for 281 yards. The Eagles had won six straight games against the Bears prior to that loss.
The Week 3 NFL schedule concludes with the Chicago Bears hosting the Philadelphia Eagles on Monday Night Football. Chicago is 1-1 on the season and will be without starting quarterback Caleb Williams (hamstring), leaving backup Case Keenum to start in his absence. Meanwhile, the Eagles are off to a 2-0 start but are still trying to find their way offensively in new coordinator Sean Mannion's system. The latest Bears vs. Eagles odds list Philadelphia as the 3.5-point favorite on the road, and the over/under is 42 points. The Eagles will be without tight end Dallas Goedert (knee) and tackle Fred Johnson (knee) on Monday. Claim the Kalshi promo code CBSSPORTS55 here now and get a $55 bonus after $25 in trades:
Kickoff for Eagles vs. Bears is set for 8:15 p.m. ET at Soldier Field in Chicago. The SportsLine Projection Model has simulated Chicago vs. Philadelphia 10,000 times, and SportsLine's team of NFL experts has analyzed Bears vs. Eagles from multiple angles. Below are two best bets, and you can also read our NFL betting preview for Monday Night Football. Claim the latest Polymarket promo code CBSSPORTS to get a $50 bonus after $10 in trades:
Bears vs. Eagles betting preview
The Bears and Eagles were both playoff teams a season ago, and they also went head-to-head during the regular season. On Black Friday, the Bears went to Lincoln Financial Field and piled up 281 rushing yards in an impressive 24-15 win. Chicago may be similarly dependent on the running game this time around, with Williams out and Keenum inserted into the starting lineup.
Meanwhile, the Eagles are coming off a come-from-behind 24-20 win over the Titans last week and also narrowly defeated the Commanders 24-22 in Week 1. Dallas Goedert (knee) will miss Monday's matchup, but the Eagles avoided disaster with DeVonta Smith, Saquon Barkley, and Jalen Carter all cleared to play after navigating minor injuries during the week. Prior to Chicago's win in Philadelphia last season, the Eagles had won six in a row over the Bears. Claim $250 in bonus bets with a $5 bet at FanDuel here:
Eagles vs. Bears picks, best bets
Eagles -3.5 (-106)
Under 42 points (-107)
Eagles -3.5 (-106)
"Prime time road chalk! What could go wrong?!!? Honestly, the only thing that could go wrong here is Ben Johnson magically manufacturing 17+ points for this Chicago offense with either a banged-up Tyler Bagent or a 38-year-old Case Keenum," SportsLine NFL expert Will Brinson said. "I don't think the Eagles are anything remotely close to a juggernaut on offense, but defensively they're elite. The Eagles really, really should score 21 points at bare minimum here against a Bears defense that can't stop anyone without hefty wind and rain conditions in play. So to cover this, in my mind, the Bears need to score 17 points. I think Ben Johnson is a genius but without Caleb Williams I don't see that happening so we back the Eagles." Use the BetMGM bonus code CBSSPORTS to get bonus bets when wagering on Bears vs. Eagles:
Under 42 points (-107)
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Eagles will cover the 3.5-point spread
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Under 42 points will hit
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