New England Patriots at Soldier Field in a Week 10 matchup. Here’s what you need to know before kickoff (noon, Fox-32). Pregame: Nate Davis ruled out with injury The Bears added yet another offensive lineman to their list of injured players before Sunday’s game against the Patriots.

The defensive turnaround should be credited to first-year defensive coordinator DeMarcus Covington, who called an incredible game for the Patriots. One wrinkle in particular was the team using safety/special-teamer Brenden Schooler on third downs as a spy for quarterback Caleb Williams.

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Analyzing Sunday’s New England Patriots at Chicago Bears odds and lines, with expert NFL picks and predictions.

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A look at the key statistics and trends in Sunday's game at Soldier Field between the Bears and Patriots, with key individual matchups that could decide it.

The Chicago Bears play on Sunday at 1 p.m. ET versus the New England Patriots at Soldier Field.The Patriots rank worst in total yards per game (264.7), but they’ve been more effective on the

Kickoff: Noon, Sunday Where: Soldier Field, Chicago TV: Fox (Kevin Kugler, Daryl Johnston, Laura Okmin) Radio: ESPN AM-1000 (Jeff Joniak, Tom Thayer, Jason McKie) Spanish Radio: Latino Mix 93.5-FM (Omar Ramos, Mateo Moreno) Sirius XM Radio: Channel 85 or 225

NFL Week 10 odds, picks, predictions, TV and streaming information for the Sunday football game between the New England Patriots and Chicago Bears.