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How to Watch the Chicago Bears

Full-season estimate: $586/season ($98/mo)

Start here to watch the Chicago Bears

YouTube TV Sports Plan + Marquee Sports Network + Prime Video + Netflix Standard with ads + Peacock Premium

Start with YouTube TV Sports Plan, Marquee Sports Network, Prime Video, and Netflix Standard with ads, plus one or two smaller add-ons for Chicago Bears fans in Columbus, Oh. Budget about $586/season ($98/month) once local and national windows are included.

Using location ZIP 43215 (Columbus, Oh).

Season

$586

Monthly

$98

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Percentile

77%

more expensive than 77% of teams

NFL Rank

#6/32

most expensive

NFL Avg

$118/mo

right at average

NFL streaming range

Cheapest: Washington Commanders $118/mo
Most expensive: Arizona Cardinals $118/mo

Other ways to do this

Compare alternate setups, service detail, and coverage caveats without making the main answer harder to scan.

Alternative stacks

Fubo Pro

Fubo Pro + Prime Video + Netflix Standard with ads + Peacock Premium

Complete coverage in the model, but about $102/season more than the recommendation.

Monthly

$115

Season

$688

YouTube TV

YouTube TV + Marquee Sports Network + Prime Video + Netflix Standard with ads + Peacock Premium

Complete coverage in the model, but about $108/season more than the recommendation.

Monthly

$116

Season

$694

DIRECTV STREAM Choice

DIRECTV STREAM Choice + Prime Video + Netflix Standard with ads + Peacock Premium

Complete coverage in the model, but about $144/season more than the recommendation.

Monthly

$122

Season

$730

Recommended stack details

Base package

YouTube TV Sports Plan

Covers the national windows that still matter for Chicago Bears fans in Columbus, Oh.

Estimated cost

$64.99/mo

Local coverage

Marquee Sports Network

Standalone app

Standalone app

Estimated cost

$19.99/mo

Add-on

Prime Video

Prime Video - ~16 Thursday Night Football games

Thursday Night Football

Estimated cost

$8.99/mo

Add-on

Netflix Standard with ads

Netflix Standard with ads - ~4 games/season

NFL Christmas games

Estimated cost

$8.99/mo

Add-on

Peacock Premium

Peacock Premium - Peacock-exclusive games

Peacock-exclusive NFL games

Estimated cost

$10.99/mo

What this page assumes you can skip

Apple TV, NFL Sunday Ticket, Paramount+ Essential, ESPN Select, and a few other non-essential extras.

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Tonight, asked & answered

The questions fans ask right now

What channel is the Chicago Bears game on tonight?
There is no Chicago Bears game tonight. The next game is Saturday, Aug 22 at 7:00 PM EDT on Channel TBD.
Is the next Chicago Bears game free to watch?
No. The next Chicago Bears game airs on Channel TBD, which requires a subscription.
Is the Chicago Bears game on Peacock tonight?
There is no Chicago Bears game tonight, so nothing is on Peacock for this team tonight.
Is the Chicago Bears game on Prime Video tonight?
There is no Chicago Bears game tonight, so nothing is on Prime Video for this team tonight.

How we checked the math

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  • We price this guide from Columbus, Oh ZIP 43215; if neither a ZIP nor TV market is available, we fall back to CHICAGO.
  • NFL coverage can mix local rights, national windows, and direct-to-consumer add-ons.
  • Change the ZIP, add another team, or model an away-market fan when your setup is different.