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This page may contain affiliate links to legal sports betting partners. If you sign up or place a wager, FOX Sports may be compensated. Read more about Sports Betting on FOX Sports. Monday Night Football closes out Week 3 with the Philadelphia Eagles visiting the Chicago Bears. New users on bet365 can use Bonus Code FOX365 to unlock $200 in bonus bets for this NFC showdown. Jalen Hurts leads an undefeated Eagles team into Chicago after leading a game-winning drive last week, while Saquon Barkley still looks to get going. The Bears will be without Caleb Williams due to an injury and turn to Case Keenum to lead the offense. Chicago's rushing attack could be a big part of tonight's gameplan, led by D'Andre Swift and Kyle Monangai. Sign up with promo code FOX365, claim the $200 bonus bets and get involved in the action as Philadelphia and Chicago close out Week 3. How to Sign Up and Claim the bet365 Sportsbook Bonus Code *Odds are subject to change* How to Watch Eagles vs. Bears Players To Watch Philadelphia's offense has tilted toward the pass through two weeks, and Hurts is the one making it work. He has thrown for 467 yards and 5 touchdowns across the Eagles' two wins, completing 26 of 37 passes for 264 yards and 2 scores in last week's 24-20 win over Tennessee. Chicago's defense has already recorded 5 sacks in two games, and Hurts has been taken down 6 times himself. Staying clean against that pressure will go a long way toward keeping Philadelphia's 2-0 start intact. Nobody in Chicago's offense has done more with two games than Swift. He has carried 34 times for 169 yards and 3 touchdowns, powering a Bears rushing attack that leads the NFL at 212.5 yards per game. Philadelphia's run defense has been generous so far, allowing 254 yards on 61 carries, and that gives Swift a clear runway to keep piling up chunk gains on Monday night. Early volume in Philadelphia's passing game has gone through one receiver more than any other. Smith leads the Eagles with 13 catches for 170 yards and a touchdown, well ahead of every other target in the offense. Chicago's secondary has allowed 504 passing yards over its first two games, an average of 252 per contest, and that leaky mark makes Smith a central figure in how much Hurts can push the ball down the field. If the Bears can't tighten that up, Smith should keep piling up targets.