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San Francisco 49ers vs. Chicago Bears, live stream, TV channel, kickoff time, how to watch NFL

The San Francisco 49ers will meet the Chicago Bears in Week 1 of the NFL season on Sunday afternoon from Soldier Field.

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Everything we know heading into Bears’ Week 1 game vs. 49ers

Here's a rundown of what we know heading into the Bears-49ers season opener.

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San Francisco 49ers vs Chicago Bears Prediction, Game Preview

San Francisco 49ers vs Chicago Bears game preview, prediction, and breakdown for the Week 1 game on Sunday, September 11

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5 Bold predictions ahead of Bears vs. 49ers in Week 1

From Justin Fields' efficient day to Justin Jones making an immediate impact, here are our bold predictions for Bears vs. 49ers.

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Bears have had preliminary talks with Pritzker, lawmakers about subsidies — and no one has slammed the door, retiring team president says

Retiring Bears President Ted Phillips said the Bears have hired Goldman Sachs to “explore every possible option” and develop a “specific ask” of the village and state.

Chicago Sun-Times

Brad Biggs: Matt Eberflus’ defense was the NFL’s toughest on 3rd down last year, one scout says. What will that mean for the Chicago Bears this season?

In a casual conversation with a scout a few weeks back, he said the most difficult defense to prepare for last season was the Vic Fangio-led Denver Broncos — no surprise considering the complexities the former Chicago Bears defensive coordinator is known for.

Chicago Tribune

Bullish on the Bears? Arlington Heights open receiver of stadium pitch: ‘I’m extremely excited to know they could be coming’

Residents started lining up outside the high school two hours prior to the team’s tightly orchestrated public relations presentations. Many filed into the gym wearing Bears jerseys and carrying signs calling on the team to “rise to new heights in Arlington.”

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ESPN analyst thinks Bears’ Justin Fields should demand a trade for ridiculous (and incorrect) reasons

No, Justin Fields should not demand a trade from the Bears.

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NFL 2022 predictions: is this the season the Buffalo Bills finally end their drought?

The season kicks off on Thursday night. Will Josh Allen lead his team to glory? Is Tom Brady set for one last shot at glory? And which new stars will shine?

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Fantasy football staff predictions for 2022

Staff members dish on their favorite predictions for the 2022 NFL season.

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Bears wrong to expect taxpayers to fund any part of Arlington Heights stadium plan

Given today’s economic climate and the generous windfall the team would reap if the venture is successful, taxpayers shouldn’t fund any portion of the Bears move. Shame on them for even asking.

Chicago Sun-Times

Stadium subsidies are a horrifically bad deal for taxpayers

Illinois taxpayers have had enough punishment. But Arlington Heights residents don’t have to accept the same fate. They have a legitimate path to victory in preventing another bad corporate welfare deal.

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Bears announce 2022 team captains

Meet your Bears team captains for the 2022 season!

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NFC North power rankings heading into Week 1

Every team in the NFC North looks different than they last season. How do they stack up heading into 2022?

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Bears show renderings for enclosed stadium complex in Arlington Heights, but say they’d expect some public funding

CHICAGO —For the first time, the Chicago Bears confirmed Tuesday that the stadium the team is considering building in Arlington Heights would be domed — but the team also called for taxpayer funding of a portion of the project, and noted the plan was still tentative.

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Former Packers QB Kurt Benkert works out for Chicago Bears

Kurt Benkert, the Packers' No. 3 quarterback for over a year, worked out for the Chicago Bears, per Tom Grossi of Packast.

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Bears release Arlington Heights details, make case for public subsidy

Though the Bears will not seek public funds to build a stadium, “we look forward to partnering with the various governmental bodies to secure additional funding and assistance needed to support the feasibility of the remainder of the development,” the team wrote.

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5 Bold predictions ahead of the Bears’ 2022 season

From Cole Kmet's breakout season to a banner year for pass rushers, here are our 2022 regular season bold predictions for the Chicago Bears.

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Advocacy group aims to block any taxpayer-funded subsidies to bring Bears to Arlington Heights

SNEED EXCLUSIVE: Americans for Prosperity will propose an ordinance that prevents Arlington Heights from using any government subsidies to lure the Bears.

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LOOK: Bears CB Jaylon Johnson coaches rookie Kyler Gordon during practice

There was a cool moment during "1920 Football Drive" when Bears CB Jaylon Johnson coaches rookie CB Kyler Gordon during practice.

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Dan Wiederer: As Bears President Ted Phillips prepares to move on, the team’s on-field mediocrity under his watch reveals bigger problems

CHICAGO — By the end of November, just about everything surrounding the Chicago Bears football team was undeniably ablaze. That extended window the Bears thought they had to compete for a Super Bowl crown? Incinerated.

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Ted Phillips, Bears President and CEO, plans to retire at the end of the 2022 season

CHICAGO — Chicago Bears President and CEO Ted Phillips will retire at the end of the 2022 season and the search for his replacement already is underway, the team announced Friday morning.

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Fantasy football draft strategy: Must-have players after Round 8

Come away from your draft with these late-round sleepers.

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Bears fans rejoice after hearing president/CEO Ted Phillips will retire at season’s end

A new era is coming for the Chicago Bears and fans are over the moon about it.

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Bears President and CEO Ted Phillips to retire in February

Ted Phillips, the President and CEO of the Chicago Bears, announced he will retire after the 2022 season.

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