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The Bears will also face the Lions in Detroit on November 28 (at 11:30 am), Thanksgiving Day, for the second year in a row. The Bears won the event last year 23-16, their third win against a divisional opponent in 12 days.
After starting their 100th season hosting the Packers, the Bears will travel to Denver for a showdown against the Broncos and new head coach Vic Fangio, their former defense coordinator, on Sunday, September 15th (3:25 pm).
The Bears will then make their only appearance in Monday night's football season in Week Three, in Washington, the only time they will compete in road contests all season.
After a home game against the Vikings of the fourth week, Sunday, September 29 (3:25 pm), the Bears will travel to London to face the Raiders on Sunday, October 6 at Tottenham Hotspur Stadium (at noon).
After a weekend 6, the Bears will play consecutive home games for the only time of the season, hosting Sunday of Saints October 20 (3:25) and Sunday Chargers October 27.
The week 8 competition against the Chargers will be the first of the Bears that will start at noon on the site of the game. (The Raiders contest starts at 12pm, at 6pm, in London).
Starting with the Chargers competition, the Bears will alternate home and road games in the last 10 weeks of the season.
They will be visiting the Eagles in Philadelphia on Sunday, Nov. 3 at noon, returning home to welcome the Lions on Sunday, November 10, traveling against the Rams in Los Angeles at Sunday Night Football, and then at the Giants' reception on Sunday. November 24 at noon in week 12.
The Bears will then play two consecutive games Thursday against the Lions in Detroit on Thanksgiving Day, followed by a night competition against the Cowboys at Soldier Field.
The Bears will then go to the Packers on Sunday, December 15th. This is the first time the teams will play their annual game in Green Bay at noon since 2011, after a series of eight consecutive primetime matches at Lambeau Field.
The Bears will then welcome the Chiefs Sunday night into football three days before Christmas and close the season against the Minnesota Vikings for the fourth consecutive year (noon).
On Wednesday, the Bears also announced the dates and times of their four pre-season games.
The NFC North Champions will host the Panthers at 7pm. Thursday August 8 at Soldier Field. They will then visit the Giants in New York at 18:30. Friday August 16th and the Colts in Indianapolis at 6pm. Saturday, August 24th. The Bears will then close the pre-season by hosting the Titans at 19h. Thursday, August 29th.
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