Philadelphia visits Chicago in the Week 3 Monday nighter with clearer quarterback health on one sideline than the other. The Eagles are 2-0 after edging Tennessee 24-20; the Bears are 1-1 after a 9-3 slog against Minnesota and will be without Caleb Williams (hamstring, week-to-week). Case Keenum is the leading candidate to start if Tyson Bagent cannot clear concussion protocol before kickoff. CBS Sports previews put Philadelphia among the favorites, though spread and total quotes differ by book. A lower total in some markets reflects Chicago’s missing starter and recent Unders in this matchup. Jalen Hurts’ dual-threat package against a makeshift Bears defense-to-offense connection is the schematic headline for oddsmakers and film desks alike. Chicago’s run defense and Philadelphia’s short-yardage package will likely decide whether the game stays in the low teens for possessions. How to watch: ABC nationally, with the usual ESPN Monday Night Football simulcast pattern on affiliated apps. Confirm inactives about 90 minutes pre-kick. Kickoff is Monday night; the final score will settle once the game ends and independent wraps post the box score.

The Eagles take a 2-0 record to Soldier Field for Monday Night Football at 8:15 p.m. ET on ABC. Chicago may start Case Keenum with Caleb Williams week-to-week.

CBS Sports desks agree on the 8:15 p.m. ET ABC kickoff and Williams’ absence.

Line shopping still shows spread/total disagreement across books Monday morning.

CBS Sports open their Monday packages on Eagles (2-0) at Bears Monday 8:15 p.m. ET on ABC. Chicago may start Case Keenum with Caleb Williams week-to-week.