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SEASON PREVIEW: In their 106th NFL season, the Chicago Bears began a new era under first‑time head coach Ben Johnson, with Ryan Poles returning as general manager and George McCaskey as the team’s owner following Virginia Halas McCaskey’s passing on February 6, 2025.
Chicago enters the year eager to improve on its 5–12 finish in 2024, to snap a six‑year drought as NFC North champions.
After dismissing Matt Eberflus mid‑season and completing the year under interim coach Thomas Brown, the franchise chose Johnson to lead a rebuild focused on reviving its offense and supporting rookie quarterback Caleb Williams, the No. 1 overall pick from the previous draft.
TICKETS INFO: Tickets for Chicago Bears 2025 home games at are on sale now via EventsChaser, with NO hidden service fees. Fans can find single-game tickets starting at just $50, particularly for preseason or less in-demand regular season games. The average price per game tends to fall in the $350–$700 range, with premium matchups — like rivalry games or those against high-profile opponents — pushing prices near the higher end.
VIP packages offer fans a premium game-day experience at Soldier Field, featuring perks like exclusive entry, upscale lounge access, in-seat food and beverage service, and some of the best views in the stadium. Prices vary depending on the opponent and location, but often starting around $600–$800 for individual VIP seat.
BEARS’ OPPONENTS: The Chicago Bears’ 2025 opponents include their NFC North rivals — the Green Bay Packers, Minnesota Vikings, and Detroit Lions — both home and away. At Soldier Field, they’ll also host the Dallas Cowboys, New York Giants, Cleveland Browns, Pittsburgh Steelers, and New Orleans Saints. On the road, the Bears will face the Philadelphia Eagles, Washington Commanders, Baltimore Ravens, Cincinnati Bengals, San Francisco 49ers, and Las Vegas Raiders. This schedule reflects matchups with the NFC East and AFC North divisions, along with three conference games based on 2024 standings.
BEARS’ 2025 SCHEDULE:
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Week 1 – Mon, Sep 8 – vs Minnesota Vikings at Soldier Field
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Week 2 – Sun, Sep 14 – at Detroit Lions
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Week 3 – Sun, Sep 21 – vs Dallas Cowboys at Soldier Field
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Week 4 – Sun, Sep 28 – at Las Vegas Raiders
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Week 5 – Bye Week
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Week 6 – Mon, Oct 13 – at Washington Commanders
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Week 7 – Sun, Oct 19 – vs New Orleans Saints at Soldier Field
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Week 8 – Sun, Oct 26 – at Baltimore Ravens
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Week 9 – Sun, Nov 2 – at Cincinnati Bengals
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Week 10 – Sun, Nov 9 – vs New York Giants at Soldier Field
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Week 11 – Sun, Nov 16 – at Minnesota Vikings
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Week 12 – Sun, Nov 23 – vs Pittsburgh Steelers at Soldier Field
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Week 13 – Fri, Nov 28 – at Philadelphia Eagles (Black Friday game)
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Week 14 – Sun, Dec 7 – at Green Bay Packers
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Week 15 – Sun, Dec 14 – vs Cleveland Browns at Soldier Field
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Week 16 – Sat, Dec 20 – vs Green Bay Packers at Soldier Field (time TBD)
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Week 17 – Sun, Dec 28 – at San Francisco 49ers
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Week 18 – Sun, Jan 4 – vs Detroit Lions at Soldier Field
ABOUT CHICAGO BEARS: The Chicago Bears are one of the oldest and most storied franchises in the National Football League (NFL). Founded in 1920 as the Decatur Staleys, they moved to Chicago in 1921 and adopted the Bears name a year later. Known for their tough, blue-collar identity and rich defensive tradition, the Bears have won nine championships, including one Super Bowl in 1985 under legendary coach Mike Ditka. That team, led by a historic defense and charismatic figures like Walter Payton and Jim McMahon, remains one of the most iconic in league history.
The team plays its home games at Soldier Field, located along the Chicago lakefront. It’s the oldest stadium in the NFL, though it was heavily renovated in 2002. The Bears have a passionate fanbase and one of the league’s most intense rivalries with the Green Bay Packers, a matchup that dates back over a century and is considered the oldest rivalry in professional football.
Throughout their history, the Bears have been known for dominant linebackers and defensive legends—players like Dick Butkus, Mike Singletary, and Brian Urlacher. In recent years, the franchise has been in rebuilding mode, looking to recapture past success. With a new generation of talent and renewed leadership, the Bears are aiming to return to playoff relevance and restore their status as one of the NFL’s premier franchises.
