Two division leaders face-off in this season's Black Friday game!
After the triple header on Thanksgiving Thursday, the stage is set for the Black Friday game between the Philadelphia Eagles and the Chicago Bears. This time, we have a matchup between two teams with similar 8-3 records, who are also leading their respective divisions.
The Eagles are coming into today’s game following a loss to the Cowboys in Week 12, while the Bears continued their run of victories with a win over the Steelers. This Week 13 game is more critical for the Bears as they are in a tight race with the Packers and Lions in the NFC North, whereas the Eagles have room for error in the NFC East.
Two first place teams on Black Friday 🐻🦅
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The Black Friday game between the Philadelphia Eagles and the Chicago Bears is scheduled to kick off at 3:00 p.m. ET. This is the only game taking place this Friday, and it has been given the late afternoon window. The game will be played at the Lincoln Financial Field in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, the home of the Philadelphia Eagles.
The Eagles vs Bears Black Friday game rights belong to Amazon Prime. Therefore, the game will be telecast on Amazon Prime Video free of cost in the US as well as globally without any subscription.
Additionally, viewers based in Chicago can catch the match on TV on FOX 32, and those in Philadelphia can watch it on FOX 29. Moreover, other streaming options such as CBS Sports App and NFL+ (mobile and tablet) are also available.
The Eagles and the Bears have met a total of 44 times to date, and Chicago holds a 29-14-1 lead over Philadelphia in the head-to-head matchup. The first game between the two teams was played in 1933, ending in a 3-3 tie.
Since both teams belong to different divisions, they often meet only after a gap of three years as per the NFL’s scheduling policy. The last game between the Eagles and the Bears took place on December 18, 2022, in which the Eagles won 25-20.
⚫️Back in Black for Black Friday ⚫️️
— Philadelphia Eagles (@Eagles) November 25, 2025
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When the season started, with the way things played out, nobody would have expected the Bears to have an identical record as the Eagles ahead of their Week 13 matchup. But that is how things stand at the moment.
Chicago has gone on a nice little run, winning 4 in a row, which includes wins against the Vikings and the Steelers. It is safe to say, however, that the Bears haven’t faced as tough an opponent as the Eagles recently, and that could be a crucial factor in this matchup.
Philadelphia, on the other hand, has had an up-and-down year. The Eagles’ defense is getting the job done, but there are question marks surrounding the offense. Having said that, they have found ways to win games, and the reigning Super Bowl Champions have several talented players capable of turning a game on its head.
Our Prediction: Philadelphia Eagles to win.
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