The Commanders pay a visit to Soldier Field on Thursday night.
Both Chicago and Washington have gotten off to inauspicious starts (to put it lightly) to the 2022 NFL season.
The Commanders are fresh off a tough loss to the Titans, leading to coach Ron Rivera uttering some backhanded compliments about his starting quarterback, Carson Wentz.
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Justin Fields is coming off perhaps the best half of football in his career, finishing Sunday's game on a heater, completing 12 of 13 passes and putting Chicago in position to at least tie the game vs. the Vikings , until an Ihmir Smith-Marsette fumble all but sealed the loss.
With N'Keal Harry returning for the Bears, Fields could have some much-needed reinforcements outside.
It remains to be seen just how much that may help the sophomore passer, though.
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As is the case with "Thursday Night Football" for the remainder of the season (and the foreseeable future), Amazon Prime Video will exclusively broadcast the games to the national audience.
Viewers in local markets will be able to watch the game on local networks.
This week, the Bears will be on Fox 32 in Chicago, while viewers in Washington, D.C. will be able to catch the game on Fox 5.
The Canadian audience can watch the game on TSN1/4, CTV2 or RDS2 for the French-speaking audience. Viewers in Canada will be able to stream the game on DAZN .
MORE: NFL on Amazon Prime, explained , What to know about football on streaming service Kickoff is set for 8:15 p.m.
ET, the customary time for "Thursday Night Football" matchups.
That's 7:15 p.m. local time in Chicago.
Amazon's pre-game show airs in the hour leading up to the game.
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