The Chicago Bears are still on the outside looking in as they try to make the playoffs for a second straight year, but they can help their cause on Sunday when they visit the Green Bay Packers at Lambeau Field. The Bears currently sit at 7-6 on the season, but even with an above-.500 record, they still face an incredibly…

The Chicago Bears will play their first playoff game in eight years on Sunday as they welcome the defending Super Bowl champion Philadelphia Eagles to Soldier Field.

The Chicago Bears are getting ready to face the Philadelphia Eagles on Sunday afternoon, and the city is clearly getting behind their favorite team.

The Philadelphia Eagles will have at least one of their primary pass rushers in the lineup Sunday against the Chicago Bears, but another key member of their defense is questionable for the game.

The city of Chicago is coming down with Bears Fever, and even the local tollways are being impacted as the game with the Philadelphia Eagles approaches.

Chicago Bears safety Eddie Jackson was limited in practice for the second straight day, and was officially listed as questionable on the team’s final injury report of the week.

The Chicago Bears’ defense is widely regarded as one of the best that the NFL has to offer, but fans of the team should know that the Philadelphia Eagles’ defensive group is not to be overlooked.

Excitement is growing ahead of the Chicago Bears’ first playoff appearance in eight years. Sandra Torres reports. 

Many Chicagoans claim to be the ultimate Bears fans but very few can compete with the Plainfield man known as Bearman! NBC 5’s Ash-har Quraishi spent the afternoon with the man who hopes to be inducted in the Hall of Fans.

Chicago Bears offensive lineman Kyle Long will play in his first ever playoff game on Sunday afternoon, and he’ll be sharing the stage with someone whom he’s known his entire life.

Chicago Bears lineman Kyle Long discusses going up agianst his brother Chris in Sunday’s game between the Bears and Eagles. 

The Chicago Bears will host a home playoff game for the first time in eight years this weekend, and if you want to see the Monsters of the Midway, you’ll have to break a few piggy banks.

Unlike last week when the Chicago Bears didn’t find out their playoff opponent until nearly every game had been played Sunday, their path forward in the NFC playoffs is already crystal clear.

The Chicago Bears are laser-focused on the Philadelphia Eagles this week, but after the conclusion of the NFL’s regular season, the team’s 2019 opponents have officially been locked in.

The Chicago Bears are still holding out hope for a first round playoff bye, and they will still have a chance in Week 17 to secure just that.

As the final weekend of the NFL season gets underway, there are still three teams that the Chicago Bears could potentially face in the first round of the postseason.

The Chicago Bears still don’t know who they’re going to face in their playoff opener at Soldier Field, or even which weekend that game will be, and there are still a wide variety of scenarios that could play out.

The Chicago Bears are still holding out hope for a first round playoff bye, and they will still have a chance in Week 17 to secure just that.

The Chicago Bears finished off the NFC North title on Sunday with a win over the Green Bay Packers, but there is still more work to do if they want to try to earn a first round bye in the NFL playoffs.

Sunday could be a big day for the Los Angeles Rams as they take on the Chicago Bears, with a first round bye potentially on the table for the current NFC leaders.