Bears release schedule: They'll open and close season against the Packers

Bears release schedule, they'll open and close season against Packers

The 2023 Chicago Bears schedule is here. The NFL released the full slate of games for all 32 teams Thursday night. Below is the Bears' entire schedule.

For the first time in 2023, teams can play on Thursday Night Football more than once per season. The Bears will play on Thursday twice: on the road against Washington on Oct. 5 and at home against Carolina on Nov. 9. Schedule musings: The Bears will begin and end the season against their chief rival, the Green Bay Packers. The opener will be at home, while the finale will be at Lambeau Field.

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