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The Bears and Patriots both enter “Thursday Night Football” at a strong 4-2, but their seasons have already featured plenty of adversity.

For the Patriots, much of that adversity was self-inflicted. While the team has been hit by significant injuries, Drake Maye and the offense severely underperformed in the early weeks of the season. They have since turned it around and won three consecutive games, positioning themselves as legitimate AFC East contenders.

The Bears, meanwhile, have started three different quarterbacks through six weeks after a hamstring injury sidelined Caleb Williams for three games. Williams returned for last week’s win over the Falcons, and he clearly made an impact on the offense.

STREAM: Watch ‘Thursday Night Football’ on Amazon Prime

Both of these contenders are in a strong position entering what could be a consequential prime-time clash at Soldier Field.

The Sporting News is tracking live scoring updates and highlights from “Thursday Night Football” between the Bears and Patriots. Follow along below as Chicago and New England do battle.

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Bears vs. Patriots live score

 

Bears vs. Patriots results, highlights from NFL ‘Thursday Night Football’ game

Updates will begin closer to kickoff.

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Bears vs. Patriots start time

  • Date: Thursday, Oct. 22
  • Start time: 8:15 p.m. ET

Thursday night’s game between the Bears and Patriots will kick off at 8:15 p.m. ET from Soldier Field in Chicago.

What channel is Bears vs. Patriots on today?

Amazon Prime Video is the exclusive home of “Thursday Night Football” and will broadcast Bears vs. Patriots. Al Michaels and Kirk Herbstreit will serve as the game’s announcers, while Kaylee Hartung will provide occasional updates from the sidelines.

‘Thursday Night Football’ schedule 2026

Week Date Matchup
2 Sept. 17 Bills 41, Lions 31
3 Sept. 24 Falcons 35, Packers 14 
4 Oct. 1 Browns 27, Steelers 24
5 Oct. 8 Buccaneers 24, Cowboys 16
6 Oct. 15 Broncos 17, Seahawks 14
7 Oct. 22 Patriots vs. Bears
8 Oct. 29 Panthers vs. Packers
9 Nov. 5 Jaguars vs. Ravens
10 Nov. 12 Commanders vs. Giants
11 Nov. 19 Colts vs. Texans
12 Nov. 27 (Friday) Broncos vs. Steelers
13 Dec. 3 Chiefs vs. Rams
14 Dec. 10 Vikings vs. Patriots
15 Dec. 17 49ers vs. Chargers
16 Dec. 24 Texans vs. Eagles
17 Dec. 31 Ravens vs. Bengals

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