The NFL’s Thanksgiving weekend continues Friday with a game between the Philadelphia Eagles and the Chicago Bears on streaming only, unless you live in one of the teams’ markets.
The defending Super Bowl champion Eagles lead the NFC East with an 8-3 record, while the Bears lead the NFC North with an 8-3 record. The Bears could lose the lead in the division with a loss to the Eagles.
Kickoff Time: The Eagles will host the Bears at Lincoln Financial Field in Philadelphia at 3 p.m. ET/12 p.m. PT. Jalen Hurts will be under center for the Eagles, while quarterback Caleb Williams will lead the Bears.
Where To Watch: The Eagles-Bears game is available to stream on Prime Video for free. Prime Video, otherwise, is a subscription service that is available as a standalone service for $8.99 per month or can be accessed as a component of an Amazon Prime subscription, which costs $14.99 per month or $139 per year.
Viewers in the Philadelphia and Chicago areas can also watch the game on broadcast television on the FOX affiliate stations in the markets.
The game is also streaming on NFL+ on phones and tablets only. NFL+ subscriptions cost $6.99 per month. There is also an NFL+ Premium subscription for $14.99 per month, which comes with more viewing options.
The NFL’s Thanksgiving Weekend Began With A Thursday Triple-Header
The NFL’s 2025 Thanksgiving games kicked off Thursday at Ford Field in Detroit, where the visiting Green Bay Packers defeated the Lions 31-24.
The win upped the Packers to an 8-3-1 record and second place in the NFC North behind the Bears at 8-3, which could change to a half-game lead for the team should Chicago lose to Philadelphia on Friday. A win would keep the Bears in first with a half-game lead. The loss dropped the 2024 NFC North champ Lions to third place in the division with a 7-5 record.
In the Thanksgiving afternoon game, the Dallas Cowboys shocked the defending AFC Conference champion Kansas City Chiefs 31-28 at AT&T Stadium in Arlington, Texas. The win upped the Cowboys’ record to 6-5-1 and solidified the Cowboys’ second-place standing in the NFC East behind the 8-3 Eagles.
The Chiefs’ record dropped to a 6-6 record in the AFC West, where they are currently in third place behind the Denver Broncos at 9-2 and the Los Angeles Chargers at 7-4.
The third game of the NFL Thanksgiving Day triple-header — where the AFC North leading Baltimore Ravens (6-5) are hosting their division rival, the Cincinnati Bengals — is currently underway at M&T Stadium in Baltimore.
After the NFL’s Black Friday game, the remainder of the weekend’s league games will be played on Sunday and Monday.
