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To: roto who wrote (7489)	11/25/2025 11:32:06 AM
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nytimes.com Can the 8-3 Chicago Bears keep winning this way? Caleb Williams' completion percentage is low, but he's not turning the ball over much and his sack rate has dropped significantly from his rookie season. Geoff Stellfox / Getty Images By Kevin Fishbain and Dan Wiederer Nov. 25, 2025Updated 9:33 pm GMT+7 In Week 2, when the Chicago Bears lost by 31 points to the Detroit Lions and the Philadelphia Eagles beat the Kansas City Chiefs, Amazon Prime Video must have been having second thoughts about its “Black Friday” game, which, at that time, looked like it could be a scary mismatch. Since then, though, the Bears have won eight of nine, often in frenetic fashion. The Eagles, meanwhile, remain atop the NFC East at 8-3, the same record as the NFC North-leading Bears. Suddenly, this has become a huge game with playoff implications. Philadelphia remains a touchdown favorite, as the Bears are this season’s “How do they keep doing this?” team. Their latest trick involved beating the Steelers on Sunday without their top three linebackers or their starting left tackle. Now, ahead of the biggest test the Bears have faced since that Week 2 game in Detroit, Kevin Fishbain and Dan Wiederer analyze four questions about this team and where it can go after Sunday’s win.