Both the Chicago Bears and Philadelphia Eagles have strong running games that ran into hiccups. Which one will get on track in their “Monday Night Football” matchup?

With two QBs down and two more behind them, what happens if the unthinkable happens Monday night and they lose two more QBs in the game with Philadelphia?

On Friday, the Chicago Bears made significant headway in their attempted move out of Soldier Field in the Windy City. The team's Board of Directors voted in favor of making progress in the team's new stadium set to be put up in Hammond, Ind., according to ...

Think the Bears' 59-point eruption at Carolina was an anomaly? Ben Johnson and company have aspirations for so much more.

Backup Chicago Bears quarterback Tyson Bagent returned to Halas Hall without practicing on Friday, and starter Caleb Williams also remains out. The Bears will likely play the Philadelphia Eagles on Monday night with third-string quarterback Case Keenum taking the snaps. Williams has a hamstring injury and Bagent is out with a concussion.

The Chicago Bears' offensive line and running game will be monumental on Monday night. They're not the only factors that will decide the outcome, though.