Here’s what we can say though: there are no more excuses to doubt the Bears’ legitimacy. No, the Eagles can’t playing great football right now. But they’re still an immensely talented 8-4 football team coming off of a Super Bowl win. They’re good, and the Bears just put belt to their collective butts on Black Friday.

If you're looking for something to watch this Thanksgiving weekend, look no further than "THE SHUFFLE," an HBO Original documentary short film that explores the making of the 1985 Chicago Bears’ iconic rap music video that became a cultural phenomenon leading up to the team’s storied Super Bowl XX championship.

Johnson guided his Bears to a 24-15 win over the Eagles, with quarterback Caleb Williams throwing for 154 yards and one touchdown on 17-of-36 passing. Running backs Kyle Monangai and D'Andre Swift both scored rushing touchdowns to keep the team ahead from start to finish.

Former Eagles players returned to Philadelphia with the Chicago Bears and played pivotal roles in the Bears' 24-15 win.

Chicago Bears' CB Nahshon Wright turned the Philadelphia Eagles' Tush Push into a rare fumble recovery. The Chicago Bears just might beat the Philadelphia Eagles. Almost just as impressively, they've already stopped the vaunted Tush Push.

On Black Friday, Ben Johnson delivered the best deal in the city of Chicago. He went shirtless, guaranteeing everyone free hot dogs from The Wieners Circle, a popular north side hot dog stand.

D'Andre Swift and Kyle Monangai ran all over the Eagles' defense, totaling 255 yards rushing with two scores, while Caleb Williams made enough plays to secure the win, including a timely touchdown to Cole Kmet in the fourth quarter. The Bears quarterback completed 17-of-36 passes for 154 yards with a touchdown and an interception.

Analysts and fans from around the NFL world have been waiting for the other shoe to drop for the Chicago Bears for weeks now. After every improbable, thrilling