NFL Sunday Night Football Week 11 – Watch Philadelphia Eagles vs Chicago Bears Live Stream Online on NBC

Philadelphia Eagles vs Chicago Bears
When: Sunday, November 22, 2009 8:20 PM ET
Venue: Soldier Field, Chicago, Illinois

Philadelphia Eagles (5-4) vs Chicago Bears (4-5) Preview

The Eagles and the Bears will square off in crucial NFC showdown and are on a Must-win situation this Sunday Night football Week 11. Both are trying to avoid a third straight loss. Philadelphia parades a 5-4 record while the Bears are 4-5.

Their last meeting was last year, September 28, 2008, where Kyle Orton tied a career-high with three touchdown passes as the Bears edged the Eagles, 24-20.

Last week in NFL Week 10, The Chargers overcame 450 passing yards from Donovan McNabb to knock off the Eagles, 31-23, while the Bears fell to the Niners as Jay Cutler threw five interceptions.

So, let’s all wait and watch Eagles vs Bears live stream online, Sunday night.

You can watch Sunday Night Football Week 11 Game Philadelphia Eagles vs Chicago Bears Live Stream Online at NBC.

UPDATE: Donovan McNabb tossed two TD passes and the Eagles’ defense stepped up in the fourth quarter to beat the Bears 24-20.

				1		2		3		4		Total
		Philadelphis	10	0	7	7	24	Final
		Chicago	0	9	11	0	20

Game Recap

Donovan McNabb and the Philadelphia Eagles found a way to pull out a close win. They also hurt the Chicago Bears in the process.

McNabb threw for 244 yards against his hometown team, LeSean McCoy scored the go-ahead touchdown on a 10-yard run following Antonio Dixon’s blocked field goal, and Philadelphia came away with a 24-20 victory over struggling Chicago on Sunday night after back-to-back close losses.

The Bears were leading 20-17 when Dixon blocked a 48-yard field goal by Robbie Gould with 11 minutes left. McNabb then led the Eagles (6-4) on a 62-yard touchdown drive that McCoy capped with a neat 10-yard run, sending Chicago to its fifth loss in six games and delivering another big hit to its playoff hopes.

Barring a big run, the Bears (4-6) will miss the postseason for the third straight season—certainly not what they expected when they made that big offseason trade with Denver for Jay Cutler. (Yahoo! Sports)