Bears predictions: Week 3 vs. Eagles
Experts provide their predictions for the upcoming Monday Night Football game between the Chicago Bears and the Philadelphia Eagles.
The Sun-Times’ Bears experts make their picks for the "Monday Night Football" game against the Eagles:Patrick FinleyBears, 21-20: We interrupt the Bears’ quarterback carousel to whisper the following: Are the Eagles good? They beat the Commanders by two in Week 1 and the terrible Titans by four last week. The two are 0-4 and have been outscored by 36 this year. Season: 0-2.Jason LieserEagles, 25-20: Assuming the Bears don’t get Caleb Williams back, they’re hoping Tyson Bagent will clear the…
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