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In what many may see as a shocking battle for NFC supremacy, the Chicago Bears roll into Philadelphia to take on the Eagles. The Bears have won eight of their past nine games after starting the season 0-2 and have won four straight entering this ever-rare Friday matchup. To Bears' fans' delight, Caleb Williams has accounted for nine total touchdowns compared to zero interceptions during their current win streak. Williams' growth, coupled with Chicago's second-ranked rushing attack, has led the Bears to score at least 24 points in eight of 11 games this season.

In contrast, the Eagles just blew a 21-point lead to the rival Cowboys, a historic loss tying the largest blown lead by a defending Super Bowl champion in NFL history. While A.J. Brown had a 110-yard outing on Sunday, DeVonta Smith isn't 100% nursing both shoulder and chest injuries. He's the Eagles' leading receiver this year with 754 yards on 55 catches. That's especially important because the Bears, whose top two DBs have been out all season, will play on Friday. Jaylon Johnson is an All-Pro and won't give Brown room to operate on the outside. If the Eagles try to move him inside, he'll have to deal with a top-5 nickel in Kyler Gordon. On the ground, the Eagles' run game is not what it used to be. Saquon Barkley has averaged fewer than 3.3 YPC in three of Philadelphia's last four games and fewer than 3.4 YPC in seven of 11 games. The Bears force the most turnovers in football, so make no mistake, this Eagles offence is in tough.

The Bears have four outright wins as underdogs during this current 8-1 stretch, while the Eagles have won by seven or more points just once this season.

Caleb Williams has thrown for at least 220 yards in four of his last five starts and averages 233.5 YPG on the year. The Eagles have an elite secondary; however, they allow over 225 passing yards per game. With the Eagles projected as 7.5-point favourites, Williams has a positive game script to spread the ball around and keep Chicago close in this matchup.