Eagles vs. Bears Live: Score and Highlights from Black Friday Game

The holiday season is getting even more exciting with the NFL delivering a special treat this time of year. For the third consecutive year, the NFL will be playing on Black Friday, marking the third time in history that this tradition has taken place.

In the 2025 Black Friday game, the Chicago Bears (8-3) will travel to Lincoln Financial Field to face the reigning Super Bowl champion Philadelphia Eagles (8-3). The defending champions are coming off a tough loss against the Dallas Cowboys, where they squandered a 21-0 lead in the second half.

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Meanwhile, the Chicago Bears are riding a winning streak, having secured their fourth consecutive victory and eighth win in the last nine games. Both teams have aspirations of making it to the Super Bowl and currently sit at the top of their respective divisions. This matchup could significantly impact the NFC playoff picture when the season concludes in Week 18.

The Eagles will look to overcome a defense that has allowed the fifth-most total yards this season and the third-most touchdown passes. Philadelphia's success might hinge on running back Saquon Barkley returning to his 2024 form, which earned him the Offensive Player of the Year award. If he can perform well today, the Eagles could solidify their position as legitimate Super Bowl contenders. Barkley faces a Bears defense that has allowed the second-most yards per carry (5.2) in the NFL.

For the visiting team, first-year head coach Ben Johnson has transformed the franchise, and quarterback Caleb Williams has led the team to six wins by a touchdown or fewer. Can the upstart Bears continue their winning streak, or will the defending champions make a statement?

USA TODAY Sports will be tracking live scoring plays, updates, stats, and highlights from the NFL Black Friday game. Follow along below for the latest developments from Philadelphia. All times are Eastern.

Bears turnover on downs late in the fourth quarter

Chicago opted to go for it on 4th and 4 from the Eagles' 30-yard line with less than 80 seconds to play. Caleb Williams' pass fell incomplete, and the Eagles take over with 1:12 to go in the game, down nine points.

Eagles vs. Bears score update: Jalen Hurts, A.J. Brown connect for another TD

Philadelphia answered the Bears' fourth-quarter touchdown drive with one of their own. The Eagles marched 80 yards in 12 plays and took just over three minutes off the clock in the fourth quarter. Hurts capped things off by finding Brown once again for the duo's second touchdown from 21 yards out.

Philadelphia opted to go for the two-point conversion now instead of later. Hurts' pass to Saquon Barkley fell incomplete, which crucially keeps it a two-score game with 3:10 to go in the fourth quarter.

Eagles 24, Bears 15

Eagles vs. Bears score update: Caleb Williams finds Cole Kmet for TD

Facing second and 8 from the Eagles' 28-yard line, Caleb Williams rolled to his left after faking a handoff to D'Andre Swift. Tight end Cole Kmet found room past the second level of the Eagles' defense and outran safety Reed Blankenship to secure a deep shot from Williams for the score.

Cairo Santos' extra point is good and Chicago extends its lead with 6:19 to go in the game.

Bears 24, Eagles 9

Bears defense forces another Eagles punt

After Chicago extended their lead in the fourth quarter, the Eagles' offense couldn't get anything going and went three-and-out. Another Philadelphia punt gives the Bears' offense the ball back at the Chicago 37-yard line with 11:15 to go in the game.

Eagles vs. Bears score update: Kyle Monangai breaks through for TD

Chicago capitalized on Hurts' fumble and relied on the running game once again to march the length of the field. This time, it was the rookie running back Monangai who charged through his blockers and into the end zone for the score. Cairo Santos' extra point is good and Chicago takes its biggest lead of the game with 12:49 to go in the fourth quarter.

Bears 17, Eagles 9

End of 3rd quarter: Bears 10, Eagles 9

Chicago's offense is driving into Philadelphia territory as the third quarter comes to a close. A key fourth-down conversion on a pass from Caleb Williams to Colston Loveland kept the drive alive as Chicago looks to score for the first time since midway through the second quarter.

The Bears have the ball at the Eagles' 21-yard line on 2nd and 1 to start the final frame.

Jalen Hurts fumbles tush push, Bears take over

Philadelphia lined up for their signature tush push on 3rd and 1 at the Chicago 12-yard line. Hurts pushed forward in the scrum which gave Bears cornerback Nahshon Wright a window to knock the ball loose and recover it.

Chicago's offense takes over at its own 13-yard line.

Eagles intercept Caleb Williams' screen pass

The Bears quarterback faked a handoff to running back Kyle Monangai before the rookie leaked out for a shallow screen pass. Eagles defensive lineman Jalyx Hunt recognized the play, waited for Williams to throw, batted the ball up and intercepted it. Philadelphia takes over on the Chicago 36-yard line.

Eagles vs. Bears score update: Hurts connects with A.J. Brown for TD

Philadelphia marched 92 yards in less than two minutes to finally get a touchdown on the board for the Eagles' offense. Quarterback Jalen Hurts hit a deep shot on 1st and 10 to A.J. Brown down the left sideline and Brown made the catch for his second touchdown in as many games.

Jake Elliott missed the extra point and Chicago still holds a lead with 8:05 to go in the third quarter.

Bears 10, Eagles 9

Eagles force three-and-out and another Bears punt

Philadelphia's defense stood tall after the Hurts interception. Pressure on Caleb Williams on 3rd and 3 forced an overthrow near Rome Odunze. Chicago settled for another punt, and Tory Taylor pinned the Philadelphia offense deep in its own territory. The Eagles' offense takes over at their own 8-yard line with 9:59 to go in the third quarter.

Bears pick off Jalen Hurts, take over on offense

Bears safety Kevin Byard intercepted a Hurts pass in the area of Eagles wideout A.J. Brown. Both Brown and Darius Cooper were in the area when Hurts released the pass, and Byard made the play to give Chicago's offense the ball back near midfield.

Bears punt after Caleb Williams can't connect with Luther Burden

Williams fired a pass well past the first-down marker towards Burden but the rookie wide receiver lost his footing and couldn't corral the ball. The ball fell incomplete on 3rd and 5 from the Bears' 39 and Chicago punted for the second time today.

A 10-yard penalty backed them up before Tory Taylor's punt went out of bounds at the Eagles' 26-yard line. Philadelphia takes over with 12:20 to go in the third quarter.

Eagles punt again to open second half

Former Eagle C.J. Gardner-Johnson provided sticky coverage on Eagles tight end Dallas Goedert on 3rd and 9 with the Bears' pass rush bearing down on Jalen Hurts. Hurts' pass falls incomplete and the Eagles punt once again.

Chicago's offense takes over at its own 24-yard line with 13:49 to go in the third quarter.

NFL Black Friday game score at halftime: Bears 10, Eagles 3

Chicago couldn't capitalize on a late-half possession and take a 10-3 lead into halftime.

The Bears hold a seven-point lead but have dominated the first half. Philadelphia has just two first downs to Chicago's 16 and the Bears out-gained the Eagles 222 to 83 over the first 30 minutes of game time. That advantage is mostly on the ground as Chicago's racked up 142 rushing yards on 22 carries in the first half.

Philadelphia will receive the second-half kickoff.

A.J. Brown penalty dooms Eagles drive, Philadelphia punts again

Eagles' wide receiver A.J. Brown got penalized for pushing off on Bears cornerback Jaylon Johnson on a 12-yard gain on 3rd and 9. That penalty backed Philadelphia up to 3rd and 19 from their own 26-yard line. Jalen Hurts extended the play to the right and found Will Shipley for 11 yards and the Eagles punted once again.

Chicago takes over with 1:43 to go in the first half.

Eagles' defense steps up to force Bears' first punt

Eagles linebacker Nolan Smith Jr. pressured Caleb Williams on 3rd and 10 and Jalen Carter got the Bears' quarterback to the ground for the first sack of the game. The Bears' offense had their shortest drive of the game (five plays, three yards) and Chicago punted for the first time.

Philadelphia's offense takes over at its own 35-yard line with 2:47 to go in the first half.

Bears' defense forces three-and-out

Philadelphia managed just seven yards on its third drive of the game. Jalen Hurts' pass on 3rd and 3 fell incomplete, intended for Dallas Goedert, and the Eagles punted for the second time today.

The Bears' offense takes over at their own 20-yard line with 4:59 to go in the first half.

Eagles vs. Bears score update: Chicago settles for Santos FG

The Bears' run game powered another long drive as Chicago marched 68 yards in 15 plays. Quarterback Caleb Williams threw three incomplete passes in a row in the red zone, though, and the Bears settle for a 30-yard Cairo Santos field goal.

Chicago holds a seven-point lead with 6:44 left to go in the first half.

Bears 10, Eagles 3

Eagles vs. Bears score update: Jake Elliott FG gets Philadelphia on the board

The Eagles' offense sputtered getting close to the red zone and Jalen Hurts' throw to DeVonta Smith on 3rd and 8 from the Bears' 26-yard line fell incomplete. Jake Elliott knocked through a kick from 44 yards out to ensure Philadelphia got on the board early in the second quarter.

The Eagles' offense drove 39 yards in seven plays for their second drive of the game.

Bears 7, Eagles 3

End of 1st quarter: Bears 7, Eagles 0

D'Andre Swift's three-yard touchdown run is the lone points on the board through the first 15 minutes of action from Lincoln Financial Field.

The Eagles' offense has the ball and will face 3rd and 3 from their own 42-yard line to start the second quarter.

Eagles vs. Bears score update: D'Andre Swift breaks through for TD

Former Eagles running back D'Andre Swift took an inside handoff from the three-yard line and followed tight end Cole Kmet through a hole for the game's first score. Cairo Santos' extra point is good and Chicago takes a 7-0 lead with 1:31 to go in the first quarter.

The Bears drove 78 yards in 11 plays to take 5:26 off the clock. Chicago's run game powered that drive with 64 rushing yards on seven carries between Swift and fellow running back Kyle Monangai.

Bears 7, Eagles 0

Eagles forced to punt on opening possession after Hurts' incomplete pass

Philadelphia got a quick first down on a Jalen Hurts pass to A.J. Brown. But the offense managed just five yards over their next three plays, culminating in Hurts throwing the ball away while scrambling away from pressure on 3rd and 5.

The Eagles punted and the Bears' offense takes over again at their own 22-yard line.

Eagles' challenge succeeds, Bears turnover on downs

Upon review, Bears running back Kyle Monangai was ruled short of the line to gain on 4th and 1. Philadelphia's offense takes over at its own 25-yard line.

Chicago went 42 yards in 11 plays and took nearly five and a half minutes off the game clock.

Eagles challenge ball spot on fourth down run

Chicago's knocking on the door of the red zone and faced a 4th and 1 from the Eagles' 24-yard line. Rookie running back Kyle Monangai took a handoff up the middle and referee Carl Cheffers marked him past the line to gain.

It looked close on the broadcast and Eagles coach Nick Sirianni challenged the ball spot.

Bears wins toss, opts to receive

Caleb Williams and the rest of the Chicago offense will start today's game with the ball first at their own 35-yard line.

Eagles vs. Bears Black Friday game start time

Start time: 3 p.m. ET (2 p.m. CT) Date: Friday, Nov. 28

The Eagles and Bears are set to kick off at 3 p.m. ET on Black Friday. Chicago will head to Lincoln Financial Field to take on Philadelphia.

Eagles vs. Bears TV channel

Live stream: Amazon Prime Video Chicago market: WFLD (FOX 32) | Philadelphia market: WTXF (FOX 29)

The NFL Black Friday game will exclusively stream on Amazon Prime Video for national viewers. For those in the Eagles TV market, WTXF (FOX 29) will air the game. In Chicago, viewers can tune to WFLD (FOX 32).

Eagles vs. Bears live stream

Live stream: Amazon Prime Video

The Eagles-Bears Black Friday matchup will be available exclusively on Amazon Prime Video.

Stream the Black Friday game on Amazon Prime Video

Eagles vs. Bears predictions, picks

Here's how the USA TODAY Sports staff feels the Eagles-Bears Black Friday game will shake out:

Jarrett Bell

Eagles 26, Bears 21

Nick Brinkerhoff

Eagles 28, Bears 24

Chris Bumbaca

Eagles 28, Bears 20

Nate Davis

Eagles 27, Bears 23

Tyler Dragon

Eagles 30, Bears 21

Michael Middlehurst-Schwartz

Eagles 27, Bears 24

Eagles vs. Bears odds

Provided by BetMGM Sportsbook; access USA TODAY Sports Scores and Sports Betting Odds hub for a full list. Lines last updated Wednesday at 9:20 a.m.

Moneyline (ML): Philadelphia -325 (Bet $325 to win $100) | Chicago +260 (Bet $100 to win $260) Against the spread (ATS): Philadelphia -7 (-110) | Chicago +7 (-110) Over/Under (O/U): 44.5 (O: -110 | U: -110)

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What time is the NFL Black Friday game today?

Start Time: 3 p.m. ET

Kickoff for the NFL's Black Friday game is scheduled for 3 p.m. ET. It is the lone NFL game today.

Bears inactives vs. Eagles

Chicago is down three linebackers in its regular defensive rotation today when it faces Philadelphia.

QB Case Keenum WR Jahdae Walker CB Tyrique Stevenson LB Noah Sewell LB Ruben Hyppolite II LB T.J. Edwards DE Dominique Robinson

Eagles inactives vs. Bears

Philadelphia will be without its All-Pro right tackle, Lane Johnson, today when it faces Chicago.

RB A.J. Dillon WR Xavier Gipson QB Sam Howell (3rd QB) T Lane Johnson CB Mac McWilliams DT Ty Robinson OLB Joshua Uche

NFC East standings

The Eagles are in first place in the NFC East standings.

Philadelphia Eagles (8-3) Dallas Cowboys (6-5-1) Washington Commanders (3-8) New York Giants (2-10)

NFC North standings

The Bears are in first place in the NFC North standings. Below is a look at the division standings after the Lions vs. Packers Thanksgiving game:

Chicago Bears (8-3) Green Bay Packers (8-3-1) Detroit Lions (7-5) Minnesota Vikings (4-7)

NFC playoff picture

Los Angeles Rams (9-2; NFC West leaders) Philadelphia Eagles (8-3; NFC East leaders) Chicago Bears (8-3; NFC North leaders) Tampa Bay Buccaneers (6-5; NFC South leaders) Seattle Seahawks (8-3; wild card No. 1) Green Bay Packers (8-3-1; wild card No. 2) San Francisco 49ers (8-4; wild card No. 3)

In the hunt

Detroit Lions (7-5); Dallas Cowboys (6-5-1) ; Carolina Panthers (6-6); Atlanta Falcons (4-7); Minnesota Vikings (4-7); Arizona Cardinals (3-8); Washington Commanders (3-8); New Orleans Saints (2-9);

Eliminated: New York Giants (2-10).

Eagles vs. Bears injury report

Which NFL team has the most Super Bowl wins?

The Steelers are tied with the New England Patriots for the most Super Bowl wins with six.

Pittsburgh and Dallas have the unique distinction of playing each other more than any other team combination in Super Bowl history with three matchups.

Who are the announcers for Amazon Prime Video's Black Friday game?

Al Michaels (play-by-play) and Kirk Herbstreit (analyst) will be in the broadcast booth for Prime Video, with Kaylee Hartung (sideline) and Terry McAulay (rules analyst) providing additional coverage.

The Prime Video pregame, halftime and postgame shows feature Charissa Thompson as host, as well as former NFL players Ryan Fitzpatrick, Tony Gonzalez, Richard Sherman and Andrew Whitworth as analysts.

How old is Al Michaels?

Michaels, who is once again serving as the play-by-play voice of Amazon Prime's "Thursday Night Football," is 81. He turned 81 on November 12 and has worked on network sports television since 1971.

NFL final scores for Thanksgiving games

Thursday, Nov. 28 Green Bay Packers 31, Detroit Lions 24 Dallas Cowboys 31 , Chiefs 28 Cincinnati Bengals 32 , Ravens 14