Eagles vs. Bears Betting Odds and Free Pick

Last Updated on November 26, 2025 1:05 pm by Erwin Noguera

The Philadelphia Eagles and the Chicago Bears will meet at Lincoln Financial Field on Black Friday in NFL Week 13.

The Eagles were just upset by the Dallas Cowboys, losing 24–21 and snapping a strong winning streak.

Meanwhile, the Bears are in great form and are coming off a 31–28 win over the Pittsburgh Steelers.

At Gambyl Exchange, you can explore all the NFL predictions, the final bets for this Matchday, and the odds for each match.

Philadelphia Eagles vs. Chicago Bears Betting Odds and

Why Bet on Eagles?

The Philadelphia Eagles enter this week leading the NFC East with an 8–3 record, but they do so after suffering an unexpected loss that snapped a four-game winning streak.

Over the weekend, they were defeated by their divisional rivals, the Dallas Cowboys, who are now 5–5–1 and closing in on the playoff race. Despite the loss, it was a strong performance from Jalen Hurts, who completed 27 of 39 passes for 289 yards, threw one touchdown pass, added two rushing touchdowns, and had no interceptions with just one sack.

The quarterback has thrown only one interception all season, and with more than 300 pass attempts and 200 completions, he leads the NFL in interception rate.

The team’s other touchdown came from A.J. Brown in the first quarter. The Eagles went up 21–0 early in the second quarter, but failed to score again, and a last-second field goal by Brandon Aubrey sealed the win for the Cowboys.

The defense did not show up, and neither did Saquon Barkley, who had just 10 rushing attempts for 22 yards—his worst numbers of the season.

Why Bet on Bears?

The Chicago Bears are also leading their division, the NFC North, with the same 8–3 record, but unlike others, they won their last game and now have four straight victories. Their most recent win was a 31–28 victory over the Pittsburgh Steelers, featuring a strong performance from Caleb Williams, who, despite completing only 19 of 35 passes, recorded 239 yards and three touchdowns, with no interceptions and just one sack.

The quarterback was backed by the defense, where linebackers D’Marco Jackson and Amen Ogbongbemiga stood out with 15 and 14 tackles, respectively, and cornerback Nahshon Wright, who had an interception and reached a total of five on the season, tying Kevin Byard and Jaycee Horn for the league lead. It is also worth mentioning that Aaron Rodgers did not play for the opponent.

Offensively, through the air, DJ Moore scored two of the touchdowns, while rookie Colston Loveland recorded the other, bringing his total to three in his first season. Fellow rookie Kyle Monangai added a rushing touchdown, his fourth of the season, and now has three straight games with a score.

In their four-game winning streak, all victories have come by less than one score. They beat the Vikings with a last-second field goal and the Bengals with a touchdown with only 17 seconds left.

All eight of their wins have come in their last nine games, and it’s important to note that in their division, the Green Bay Packers are second at 7–3–1 and the Detroit Lions are third at 7–4.

Final Betting Analysis: Eagles vs. Bears

It will be a great game between two teams leading their divisions with the same 8–3 record. The Bears come in on a strong streak, while the Eagles are coming off a loss and will be extra motivated at home to give their fans a win.

The numbers at Gambyl Exchange have the Eagles as the favorite, with a Moneyline of -315, while the Bears sit at +255.

The last time they played was on December 18, 2022, when the Eagles won 20–25 on the road with three rushing touchdowns from Hurts. Philadelphia has six straight wins against this opponent, including one in the postseason. The Bears have not won this matchup since 2011.

Go for a win for the Eagles. If you bet $100 at -315, you will gain $32 for a total payout of $132.

Eagles vs. Bears Betting Pick: Eagles