After a signature win on Black Friday over the Eagles, the Bears can improve their playoff positioning even more with some key results in Sunday's NFL games.

The Green Bay Packers, Dallas Cowboys and Cincinnati Bengals all won as underdogs on Thursday, bettering their odds of reaching the postseason. The Chicago Bears and Philadelphia Eagles then faced off on Friday in a battle for the NFC's No. 2 seed.

Week 13 is quickly approaching with a slate of Thanksgiving games on Thursday, as well as the Bears and Eagles set for a Black Friday matchup. Looking at the NFC North, Green Bay and Detroit kick off Thanksgiving with the day’s first matchup at 1:00 PM Eastern.

Turkey Day will bring a loaded three-course meal of football, followed by a Black Friday game and some nice leftovers on Sunday.

The Packers are in the middle of a tightly contested NFC North race. Can they beat the Lions and overtake the Bears in Week 13?

Surprisingly in a tie for first place in the NFC North, the Bears are still behind the Lions and Packers in the latest NFL Power Rankings.

The race for the NFC North crown is shaping up to be one of the NFL's most intriguing division battles down the stretch of the 2025 regular season. As usual, the quarterback play of each of the division's four teams is going a long way towards determining the fate of each franchise.

The Lions are on the outside of the NFC playoff picture looking in entering Thanksgiving. Can they chance that while playing against the Packers?

Now, the Bears will face their most difficult challenge yet as they battle the defending Super Bowl champions in a game that will be broadcast to the world. Can Chicago continue t

The NFC North appeared ready to take over football in 2025. Over halfway through the season, the balance of power has shifted rather dramatically.