Chicago Bears

Where to watch the Chicago Bears, plus highlights and tonight's game.

Soldier Field, Chicago, ILNFL · NFC North

How to Watch

Most Chicago Bears games air on your local CBS or FOX affiliate in the Sunday windows. Primetime and exclusive games are national, and there are no blackouts to track.

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TB8:20 PMETCHIBuccaneersNFL · Sun, Nov 8BearsTampa Bay Chicago

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Chicago Bears coverage map — Week 9

Tampa Bay Buccaneers @ Chicago Bears airs nationally on NBC on Sunday at 8:20 PM ET — every market carries it, no regional map applies.

Chicago Bears Week 9 coverage map

Common questions

What TV channel is the Bears game on this week?
The Chicago Bears host the Tampa Bay Buccaneers on Sunday, November 8, at 8:20 PM ET on NBC, streaming on Peacock. For the rest of the season, the How to Watch section above breaks down every channel and service that carries Chicago Bears games.
How can I watch the Chicago Bears without cable?
Yes. This week's game against Tampa Bay Buccaneers is a national broadcast, streaming on Peacock. The How to Watch section above maps every game to its no-cable option.
How do I watch the Chicago Bears if I live outside the market?
You don't need Sunday Ticket for this week's game against Tampa Bay Buccaneers — it's a national broadcast on Peacock and airs everywhere, no market restriction. Sunday Ticket only matters for out-of-market Sunday-afternoon games.