Williams pulled his hamstring in the fourth quarter of last week’s 9-3 loss to Minnesota. Bagent replaced him and suffered an apparent concussion in relief duty. He remains in the league’s concussion protocol system. There’s a possibility that Keenum, Chicago’s third-string quarterback, will start this pivotal game.
Philadelphia enters the game unbeaten, but the Eagles haven’t looked perfect by any means. The Eagles had to rally to overcome lowly Tennessee last week. The Titans took a 20-17 lead with less than two minutes to go before Jalen Hurts found Darius Cooper for the decisive TD with 14 seconds left.
You can expect to see a steady dose of Chicago RB D’Andre Swift on MNF. Swift rushed for 124 yards and three TDs in the season-opening win over Carolina. With Chicago’s limitations at quarterback, the Bears need to establish the running game early to have any chance of winning.
When Philly has the ball, Hurts will operate a balanced offense featuring RB Saquon Barkley as the catalyst. Yet to reach the end zone on the young season, Barkley still has the breakaway speed to score from anywhere on the field.
Hurts also leans heavily on WR1 Devonta Smith and TE Dallas Goedert, who is the top target in the red zone. Goedert leads the team with two TD catches. Smith leads Philly in catches (13), targets (19), and receiving yards (170). He also had a 22-yard TD reception against the Titans last week.
In the final analysis, Philadelphia has too many weapons, and Chicago may struggle to keep up without Williams under center.
Eagles vs. Bears player props on Polymarket
Polymarket offers several player props for Eagles vs. Bears, including the following markets:
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Anytime TDs
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Passing Yards
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Rushing Yards
Polymarket’s pricing on Hurts to throw at least two TDs against Chicago is curious. Hurts has already thrown for five touchdowns in two games. Carolina QB Bryce Young shredded Chicago’s defense, with 361 passing yards and three TDs in the season opener.
Swift romped over Carolina’s defense for three TDs in Week 1. Last week’s game against the Vikings isn’t a reliable data point due to inclement weather. Polymarket traders have Swift and Barkley as the co-favorites to score anytime TDs on MNF.
Trading on Eagles vs. Bears at Polymarket
Polymarket users can trade in and out of positions before they are resolved. The platform also offers futures markets on the Super Bowl champion and conference champions.
Using the prices offered for Eagles vs. Bears, let’s illustrate how an actual trade works. “Yes/No” bets at Polymarket always settle at $1.
The Eagles are priced at $0.68 to win the game. If that happens, the “Yes” trade returns $1, including a $0.32 per-share profit. “No” trades settle at $0.
Remember to trade responsibly at Polymarket and be aware of the potential risks. There are no guarantees when trading on the NFL at prediction markets. Establish a budget and trade within your means.
