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Eagles vs. Bears: 5 matchups to watch on defense

We’re previewing five matchups to watch when the Philadelphia Eagles are on defense against Justin Fields and the Chicago Bears’ offense

The Eagles (12-1) are traveling to Chicago to face the Bears (3-10) at Soldier Field on Sunday afternoon in a matchup of two dynamic quarterbacks.

For Chicago, they’ll look to unleash Justin Fields on a Philadelphia defense that can be run on and they’ll attempt to emulate the ground-and-pound formula that Washington used in the Week 19 upset.

Fields has been among the most sacked quarterbacks in the NFL this year and the Eagles will look to duplicate their impressive seven-sack performance from last week.

With kickoff less than 24 hours away, here are five matchups to watch when Chicago has the football and Philadelphia is on defense.

NFL Week 15 picks: Who the ‘experts’ are taking in Eagles vs. Bears

The expert picks are in the Philadelphia Eagles are overwhelming favorites to defeat the Chicago Bears in Week 15

The Philadelphia Eagles (12-1) are to depart for Soldier Field to take on the Chicago Bears (3-10), who are coming off a bye week.

In their last game, The Bears’ lost 28-19 to division rival Green Bay. The Eagles will look to expand their lead in the NFC while continuing a winning streak before heading to Dallas for a pivotal matchup on Christmas Eve against the Cowboys.

The expert picks are in, and Philadelphia is an overwhelming favorite for Sunday afternoon.

Eagles-Bears: 15 impact players to watch in Week 15 matchup

We’re looking at 15 impact players to watch on Sunday when the Philadelphia Eagles travel to Soldier Field to face the Chicago Bears

The Philadelphia Eagles (12-1) is set to travel to Soldier Field to take on the Chicago Bears (3-10), who are coming off a bye week.

The Eagles clinched a playoff berth with the win over the Giants and will look to remain on a winning streak before heading to Dallas for a significant matchup on Christmas Eve against the Cowboys.

With Kickoff now less than 24 hours away, here are 15 impact players to watch for both teams.

5 burning questions ahead of Eagles-Bears in Week 15

Here are five burning questions to answer ahead of the Philadelphia Eagles Week 15 matchup with the Chicago Bears

The Eagles remain the top team in the NFC East after a 48-22 win over the New York Giants on Sunday.

Jalen Hurts returned to the scene of his worst game and led Philadelphia with 217 yards passing and the third-year quarterback also ran for 77 yards and the score.

The Eagles will now turn their attention to the rebuilding Chicago Bears, who have a young star of their own at quarterback.

Justin Fields is hoping for the same jump in the potential that has Hurts among the NFL’s MVP candidates.

Eagles-Bears injury report: Reed Blankenship ruled out for Week 15 matchup

Philadelphia has ruled out rookie safety Reed Blankenship (ankle), while Lane Johnson, Kyzir White, Shaun Bradley, Landon Dickerson, and Quez Watkins will all play against the Bears in Chicago

The Eagles released their final injury report of the week and Reed Blankenship is the only player listed as out for Sunday’s game against the Bears.

Veteran linebacker Shaun Bradley who missed last week’s game due to a hamstring injury will be active along with four other players who were designated this week.

For Chicago, rookie cornerback Kyler Gordon and rookie safety Jaquan Brisker are good to go after dealing with concussions, while cornerback Kindle Vildor is questionable with an ankle injury, although he practiced fully all week.

Statistical Breakdown: How the Eagles and Bears stack up for Week 15

With the Philadelphia Eagles and Chicago Bears, set for a matchup at Soldier Field on Sunday, here’s a statistical breakdown for both teams

The Eagles (12-1) and Bears (3-10) are set for a Sunday matchup that’ll feature two of the NFL’s top young quarterbacks.

Jalen Hurts is in the thick of the MVP race and on pace for over 4,000 yards passing and 800 rushing yards.

Chicago will counter with second-year quarterback Justin Fields, who has 1,896 yards passing with 13 touchdowns and 10 interceptions. As a rusher, Fields is just as talented as Hurts if not better, and has 905 rushing yards and eight touchdowns.

The Bears are coming off a much-needed bye week, and have the NFL’s toughest remaining schedule.

Here’s how the Eagles and Bears stack up statistically ahead of Sunday’s matchup:

Eagles vs. Bears: Thursday injury report

Eagles safety Reed Blankenship didn’t practice due to a knee injury, while 10 other players were listed as limited participants ahead of the matchup against the Bears

Philadelphia returned to practice on Thursday with 10 players listed as limited participants and Reed Blankenship as the only person not to practice.

The Eagles (12-1) are coming off a win over the Giants and will head to Soldier Field to face Justin Fields and the rebuilding Bears.

Chicago is coming off a bye week, and will look to set a trap for Philadelphia will a looming matchup against Dallas set for Christmas eve.

Both teams are dealing with injuries and here’s the Thursday designation report.

What the Eagles are saying ahead of Week 15 matchup vs. Bears

With Philadelphia and Chicago set for a Sunday matchup, here are some pre-game quotes and what the Eagles are saying ahead of Week 15 against the Bears

The Eagles (12-1) and Bears (3-10) are set for a Sunday matchup that’ll feature two of the NFL’s top young quarterbacks.

Jalen Hurts is in the thick of the MVP race and on pace for over 4,000 yards passing and 800 rushing yards.

Chicago will counter with second-year quarterback Justin Fields, who has 1,896 yards passing with 13 touchdowns and 10 interceptions. As a rusher, Fields is just as talented as Hurts if not better, and has 905 rushing yards and eight touchdowns.

With preparation starting for both teams, here’s what the Eagles are saying ahead of the matchup.

NFL Week 15 TV coverage maps

If you’re not in the Philadelphia, Chicago, Indianapolis, Green Bay, or midwest area, here’s your TV broadcast map for Week 15

Philadelphia will look to inch closer toward a division title while maintaining its hold on the top seed and home-field advantage.

The Eagles are headed to Chicago Sunday to face the rebuilding Bears, and second-year quarterback, Justin Fields.

Fans in the Windy City are hoping the former Ohio State star can duplicate Jalen Hurts and continue to develop heading into 2023.

With the matchup taking place during the early game on Fox, here’s the television watch from via 506 Sports.

5 realistic Browns trade targets with Tuesday’s deadline approaching

The Browns might be in a position to acquire some young talent in need of a change of scenery. Here are five candidates who fit the bill.

The Cleveland Browns are more than likely going to be sellers as this year’s trade deadline approaches. However, they will never bat an eye at an opportunity to acquire young talent in need of a change of scenery either.

While it was draft day, general manager Andrew Berry made a move to go up and get Jeremiah Owusu-Koramoah. This Spring he sent shockwaves through the league, acquiring wide receiver Amari Cooper for just a fifth round pick. This also does not include the massive trade he made this past  Spring to upgrade at quarterback as well.

Berry has also been known to make low-risk trades as well. Swapping linebacker Mack Wilson for pass rusher Chase Winovich was a non-consequential move made, as was acquiring linebacker Deion Jones for a pick swap.

As the deadline approaches, the Browns will have the opportunity to both make non-consequential trades and acquire young talent. Here are five realistic trades the Browns could make to add talent to their roster.

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