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Fresh off a 37-9 whooping of the Cowboys in Dallas, the Eagles return home to kick off against the Chicago Bears at Lincoln Financial Field (1 p.m./FOX). The Eagles have won three straight games by 23 straight points, and I fully expect that streak to increase to four on Sunday. There have been only 12 instances in NFL history where a team has won four straight games by 23 or more points, most recently the 2004 Colts. Continue to Article

November 24, 2017 8:43:pm EST

The "NFL Playbook" crew discusses the upcoming matchup between the Chicago Bears and the Philadelphia Eagles in Week 12 of NFL action. Continue to Article

November 22, 2017 8:26:pm EST

PHILADELPHIA -- The way Eagles wide receiver Alshon Jeffery sees it, his Super Bowl guarantee is still in play. Following a 3-13 season with the Chicago Bears in 2016, Jeffery raised some eyebrows in January by saying, "I guarantee you we'll win the Super Bowl next year." The Bears are currently last in the NFC North at 3-7, and Jeffery is in Philadelphia after signing a one-year deal worth as much as $14 million in free agency. But Jeffery suggested that guarantee traveled with him. "I never said a team, though," said Jeffery at his locker stall Tuesday, raising an eyebrow and offering a smile. "I never said a team." His Eagles are 9-1 and currently the favorites to win the NFC. They can further Continue to Article

November 21, 2017 5:59:pm EST

CHICAGO -- An NFL spokesperson said Tuesday that the league will review whether Detroit Lions linebacker Tahir Whitehead purposely stepped on the left leg of Chicago Bears left tackle Charles Leno during last Sunday's game at Soldier Field. The spokesperson stressed that every play of every game is reviewed by the league office for potential discipline. The Chicago Tribune posted video Tuesday morning that showed Whitehead step over a pile and land on the left leg of Leno, who was on the ground, after a 4-yard run by Bears running back Jordan Howard in the first-quarter of Detroit's 27-24 victory. Whitehead was not called for a penalty on the play. Lions coach Jim Caldwell said he was aware of Continue to Article

November 21, 2017 3:05:pm EST

After Connor Barth's critical missed field-goal try in Sunday's loss to the Detroit Lions, the Bears moved on to a new option at kicker. The team announced Monday afternoon that it waived Barth and signed former Kansas City Chiefs kicker Cairo Santos. Roster Update: We have officially signed kicker Cairo Santos and waived Connor Barth. Continue to Article

November 20, 2017 1:01:pm EST