Eagles Visit Bears on Monday Night Football to Close NFL Week 3
The short version
- Chicago hosts Philadelphia on Monday, Sept. 28 at 8:15 p.m. ET at Soldier Field; the game airs on ESPN and ABC.
- Bears quarterback Caleb Williams is out at least this week with a hamstring injury; Case Keenum is next in line.
- The Eagles are 2-0 after wins over Washington and Tennessee; Jalen Hurts has five touchdown passes.
- The broadcast streams on Sling, whose short-term passes start at $4.99.
Philadelphia brings a 2-0 record to Soldier Field, where a Chicago team missing injured quarterback Caleb Williams plays the Week 3 finale on Monday Night Football.
The Chicago Bears host the Philadelphia Eagles on Monday Night Football in the final game of the NFL's Week 3. Kickoff at Soldier Field in Chicago is set for Monday, Sept. 28 at 8:15 p.m. ET, with the broadcast airing on both ESPN and ABC.
The game is also available to stream on Sling. Each of the service's short-term passes includes the Sling Orange package, which carries ESPN. A 1-Day Pass provides 24 hours of access for $4.99 to start, a 3-Day Pass covers Friday through Sunday for $9.99 to start, and a 7-Day Pass runs seven days for $14.99 to start. Those prices do not include add-ons.
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For longer-term viewing, Sling sells three base packages. Orange includes more than 30 channels, among them ESPN, Disney Channel, CNN and HGTV, and streams to one device at a time. Blue spans 40-plus channels, including NFL Network, Bravo, CNN and FOX News, with up to three simultaneous streams. A combined Orange plus Blue plan tops 50 channels, among them ESPN, NFL Network, USA, TNT, Bravo, FOX News and CNN, and allows four devices at once.
On the field, Chicago enters the night looking to rebound. The Bears lost to division rival Minnesota last week, a defeat that also saw quarterback Caleb Williams go down with a hamstring injury that will sideline him for at least this week.
In Williams's absence, the Bears will turn to journeyman Case Keenum, who reached the NFC Championship Game nearly a decade ago. Chicago is looking for a steady performance from the veteran as it tries to bounce back against an unbeaten opponent.
Philadelphia arrives at Soldier Field with a 2-0 record after tight wins over the Washington Commanders and the Tennessee Titans. Quarterback Jalen Hurts has thrown five touchdown passes through two games and will look to extend that start on Monday night.
The matchup wraps up Week 3, with teams around the league still settling into the season three weeks in. A win would keep the Eagles perfect, while the Bears are trying to avoid consecutive defeats.
Global Sportscast's schedule lists the Eagles at the Bears for Monday, Sept. 28, kicking off at 8:15 p.m. EDT at Soldier Field, with coverage on ESPN and ABC.
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