Philadelphia Eagles fall 24-15 to Chicago Bears on Black Friday as Jalen Hurts struggles in key moments: Highlights

Chicago beat Philadelphia 24-15 on Black Friday in this Week 13 NFL matchup, and you lived every moment of this intense game here, on Bolavip.

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Chicago close out a commanding Black Friday win as the final whistle blows at Lincoln Financial Field. The Bears control the clock and the moment, while the Eagles walk off frustrated after failing to capitalize late. The game ends with a decisive Chicago victory.

The Eagles made one final push with the ball, but there was nothing left they could do to close the gap. They were still backed up at their own 30 with less than a minute on the clock.

The Eagles look deflated with just under two minutes left, unable to generate the urgency they desperately need. The Bears, firmly in control, sit at the 33 on a 3rd-and-5 as they continue to bleed the clock.

The Eagles now have no choice but to hunt for a fast turnover, hoping to give their offense one more shot to close the gap. The Bears, meanwhile, shift into a conservative approach, leaning on safe, low-risk plays to pick up short gains and protect possession as the clock becomes their biggest ally.

The Eagles finally found relief in a critical moment. After a huge 17-yard pass and catch from Jalen Hurts to Brown, the offense went right back to that connection: Hurts delivered a short pass to Brown, who secured the touchdown with ease. Instead of taking the extra point, the Eagles stayed aggressive and attempted a two-point conversion to keep cutting into the deficit.

The Eagles need fast, efficient drives from here on out, and this possession has to end in a touchdown if they want any chance of climbing back against the Bears. The score remains 24-9, and the Eagles set up at the 42-yard line looking for a spark to keep their hopes alive.

What an incredible touchdown. The Bears were already positioning themselves for another big moment, and Caleb Williams delivered with a perfect throw that connected with Kmet on a fantastic 28-yard grab. The tight end secured it cleanly, capping off a standout play. C. Santos added the extra point to extend the Bears’ lead and keep full control of the game.

Chicago open their possession with two 3-yard runs, one by Benedet and another by D’Andre Swift, who continues to be a key factor. Caleb Williams follows with an 11-yard pass to D. Moore, then a 4-yard run and a 2-yard completion, moving the Bears to the 42-yard line and keeping their drive alive.

Philadelphia struggle on their next possession, opening with an incomplete pass, followed by a 4-yard run and a 3rd-down pass that gains nothing. Facing 4th-and-6, the Eagles opt to punt, returning possession to the Bears.

After methodically advancing down the field, Chicago reaches the 4-yard line. On 1st-and-4, Monangai powers up the middle for a touchdown. C. Santos adds the extra point, extending the Bears’ lead and giving them a 17–7 advantage.

After a strong start, Chicago faces 3rd-and-5 at their own 46-yard line. Opting to take a risk on 4th-and-5, Caleb Williams connects on a 7-yard pass, enough to move the chains and keep the drive alive. The Bears advance to the 30-yard line, maintaining momentum.

Chicago open their possession with a big play as Monangai breaks free for a 31-yard run, moving the Bears to the 44-yard line and quickly shifting momentum in their favor.

Philadelphia’s defense delivers a huge play, forcing a fumble from Jalen Hurts as the Eagles had been pinned at their own 17-yard line, close to conceding a touchdown. The turnover energizes the home crowd and keeps the game intensely competitive.

As the Bears advance to their own 45-yard line, Caleb Williams attempts a short pass to Monangai. J. Hunt steps in and intercepts the ball, giving the Eagles prime field position and swinging momentum back in Philadelphia’s favor.

Following the touchdown, Philadelphia had a chance to tie the game, but kicker J. Elliott misses the extra point. The Eagles remain trailing, making the score 10–7 in favor of the Bears and keeping the matchup tightly contested.

Philadelphia open their drive with a strong series, starting with a 16-yard pass from Jalen Hurts to A. Brown, followed by another 16-yard completion. After a penalty on G. Dexter of the Bears, Hurts adds a 23-yard run to reach the 23-yard line. He finishes the drive with a deep 33-yard touchdown pass to A. Brown, putting the Eagles back on the board.

Chicago’s possession lasts just 1:30, starting with a 7-yard run by Monangai. Caleb Williams is sacked and then throws an incomplete pass on 3rd-and-3. Facing 4th down, the Bears turn to T. Taylor, who punts 36 yards to the Eagles’ 8-yard line.

Jalen Hurts attempts a deep pass to A. Brown, but Byard steps in and makes a spectacular interception for Chicago. The turnover gives the Bears excellent field position and shifts momentum back in their favor.

Chicago struggle to sustain their possession, opening with a 10-yard run by D. Moore, followed by an incomplete pass from Caleb Williams to Cloveland. A 5-yard run by D’Andre Swift fails to convert, and Williams misses on 3rd-and-5 from the 39. T. Taylor punts 40 yards, giving the Eagles the ball at their own 26-yard line.

Philadelphia fail to gain on their drive after another incomplete pass from Jalen Hurts. Facing 4th-and-9, they punt, and B. Mann delivers a booming 60-yard kick, returning possession to Chicago in prime field position.

Philadelphia open their possession with an incomplete pass followed by a 1-yard run. The slow start draws audible boos from the crowd, reflecting both fan frustration and the visible frustration on the players’ faces at Lincoln Financial Field.

The second half kicks off as Philadelphia receive the ball to start the third quarter. Both teams look to adjust after halftime, with Chicago aiming to maintain their lead and the Eagles seeking to mount a comeback in this Black Friday clash.

The first half comes to an end with Chicago holding the lead over Philadelphia. Both teams showed flashes of big plays, but the Bears’ balanced attack and timely execution have given them the edge heading into the second half of this Black Friday showdown.

Chicago continue their strong drive, reaching the 43-yard line after a 13-yard connection from Caleb Williams to D’Andre Swift. Swift has been a key factor in keeping the Bears ahead, combining explosiveness with consistent yardage gains.

Philadelphia fail to gain the necessary yardage on this series and turn the ball over on downs. B. Mann punts 44 yards out of bounds, giving the Bears back possession as they prepare to continue their drive.

Jalen Hurts and Philadelphia face early challenges on this drive. They start with a 1-yard completion, followed by an incomplete pass, and then are set back 10 yards due to an offensive pass interference on a short Hurts-to-Brown connection, putting the Eagles in a tough early situation.

After a tough sequence, Caleb Williams is dropped for a 10-yard loss thanks to a stout Eagles defensive effort. Chicago turn to T. Taylor, who punts 51 yards, giving Philadelphia excellent field position to start their next drive.

Chicago open their possession with a run for no gain by Monangai, then move 13 yards on a pass from Caleb Williams to Loveland, reaching the 33-yard line. The drive stalls briefly with two incomplete passes from Williams, forcing a crucial down situation.

Philadelphia struggle on their possession, reaching 4th-and-3 after minimal gains and an incomplete pass from Jalen Hurts. They opt to punt, returning possession to the Bears as Chicago look to build on their lead.

Caleb Williams fails to convert on 3rd-and-1 with an off-target pass, forcing Chicago to attempt a field goal on 4th-and-1. C. Santos successfully drills the kick, adding three points and extending the Bears’ lead.

Caleb Williams threads the needle through tight Eagles coverage and adds a 2-yard scramble, successfully picking up the first down and keeping the Bears’ drive alive past the necessary 10 yards.

Chicago begin their possession with a 17-yard run by D’Andre Swift, followed by a minimal 3-yard gain on a Monangai run. Caleb Williams’ pass falls incomplete, but on 3rd-and-7 he connects with Zaccheaus for a 9-yard gain, moving the Bears to their own 49-yard line and keeping the drive alive.

Facing 4th-and-8, Philadelphia opt not to gamble and turn to kicker J. Elliott, who drills a 44-yard field goal. The Eagles cut into the Bears’ lead and begin to close the gap on the scoreboard.

Jalen Hurts delivers a perfect 30-yard pass to D. Smith, who turns the reception into a long run to advance Philadelphia deep into Bears territory.

Philadelphia start their possession with a 9-yard run by Saquon Barkley, quickly offset by a 5-yard false start penalty. Jalen Hurts follows with a 3-yard run, keeping the drive moving but still facing a short-yardage situation.

After a sustained drive into the red zone, D’Andre Swift punches in a 3rd-and-2 touchdown for Chicago. C. Santios adds the extra point, giving the Bears a 7-point lead and putting them on the board first in this Black Friday matchup.

D’Andre Swift explodes through the Eagles’ defense for a 23-yard run, bringing the Bears within striking distance of the red zone and setting up a potential first touchdown of the game.

Chicago open their possession with a 5-yard run by Monangai, followed by a 6-yard completion from Caleb Williams to L. Burden. Monangai then breaks free for a 17-yard run, quickly moving the Bears into promising field position.

Philadelphia fail to sustain their drive as Jalen Hurts has incompletions on 2nd-and-5 and 3rd-and-5. Facing 4th-and-5, B. Mann punts 38 yards, giving Chicago the ball back and setting up the next Bears series.

Philadelphia begin their drive with a 5-yard run by Saquon Barkley, quickly followed by a 5-yard false start penalty that sets them back. The Eagles recover with a 10-yard completion from Jalen Hurts to A. Brown, regaining positive yardage.

Chicago fail to convert on 4th down after Monangai’s right guard attempt to the Eagles’ 24 for 1 yard. Philadelphia challenge the ruling, and after review the call is reversed: Monangai’s carry is ruled no gain, giving the Eagles possession and shifting momentum in their favor.

The Bears catch a break and keep possession as D’Andre Swift pushes the drive forward with a 6-yard run to the Eagles’ 25. Chicago reset and look to capitalize after narrowly escaping a momentum-shifting mistake.

Chicago pick up the first first down of the night as Caleb Williams guides the offense past the 10-yard mark. The Bears reset to 1st-and-10, settling into a steady rhythm on their opening drive.

The Bears begin their first offensive series with Caleb Williams leading the way.

The Bears and the Eagles get us started at Lincoln Financial Field as the Black Friday showdown officially begins.

The teams have taken the field and are lining up for the national anthem. The atmosphere inside Lincoln Financial Field is building as Chicago and Philadelphia stand together before kickoff on this Black Friday stage.

Philadelphia list seven inactive players for today’s Black Friday matchup, beginning with running back A.J. Dillon, who will miss the game after logging key snaps in recent weeks. The Eagles are also without wide receiver Xavier Gipson and quarterback Sam Howell, trimming depth across the offensive skill positions.

Along the line, veteran tackle Lane Johnson is ruled out, a notable absence for a unit that anchors Philadelphia’s identity. The defense will also be shorthanded, with cornerback Mac McWilliams, defensive tackle Ty Robinson, and outside linebacker Joshua Uche all inactive.

Chicago announce seven inactive players for today’s Black Friday matchup. Veteran quarterback Case Keenum headlines the list, while the secondary takes a hit with cornerback Tyrique Stevenson unavailable. The Bears will also be without linebacker Ruben Hyppolite II, defensive lineman Dominique Robinson, and wide receiver Jahdae Walker.

Linebacker depth is further impacted as Noah Sewell and T.J. Edwards are ruled out as well.

The anthem singer for Philadelphia Eagles vs Chicago Bears has been confirmed: rising saxophonist Vanya Sax, a musician whose recent performances have turned heads, will open the night.

Chicago take the field in their traditional road whites, keeping a clean and classic look for this Black Friday showdown. Philadelphia counter with their all-black uniforms, a fitting choice for the holiday spotlight.

Lincoln Financial Field serves as the backdrop for today’s Black Friday matchup. The stadium, located in the heart of Philadelphia, is the home of the Philadelphia Eagles and also hosts Temple University’s football program. Opened on August 3, 2003, the venue seats 67,594 and remains one of the league’s most recognizable environments.

Built at a cost of $512 million — roughly $875 million in 2024 dollars — Lincoln Financial Field offers a modern game-day atmosphere with strong acoustics and a crowd known for its intensity.

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Carl Cheffers leads the officiating crew for today’s Black Friday matchup. The Eagles are 10–10 in the 20 games Cheffers has worked as either Side Judge or Referee, adding an extra layer of intrigue to this Week 13 showdown.

Referee crew:

• Referee (R): Carl Cheffers
• Umpire (U): Derek Anderson (previously Line Judge)
• Down Judge (DJ): Daniel Gallagher (previously Line Judge)
• Line Judge (LJ): Quentin Givens
• Field Judge (FJ): Nate Jones (previously Side Judge)
• Side Judge (SJ): Eugene Hall (previously Field Judge)
• Back Judge (BJ): Martin Hankins
• Replay Official (RO): Brian Matoren
• Replay Assistant (RA): Daniel Bouldrick

The Philadelphia Eagles vs Chicago Bears will get underway at 3:00 PM ET (12:00 PM PT).

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