The Chicago Bears have a Week 3 Monday Night Football showdown against the Philadelphia Eagles, and it won't be easy for them.
There is so much talent This Eagles team has that thethis Bears have to watch out for. Chicago knows the usual suspects, but the Eagles have guys who are usually underrated and could completely flip the game on its head.
Here is a look at some of the Eagles to watch out for as a Bears fan.
Which Eagles players should the Bears look out for in Week 3?
Jalyx Hunt, EDGE
Hunt may not have a sack on the books, but he's been racking up pressure numbers and can use his speed to get to the quarterback. He's versatile, too, and can drop back into coverage. Chicago needs to be careful with Hunt, as he is Philly's top edge rusher, with Jonathan Greenard's status unknown for the game.
Dontayvion Wicks, WR
Bears fans should be familiar with Wicks after facing off against him over the last three seasons with the Green Bay Packers. He's the Eagles' second-leading receiver, with seven receptions for 147 yards and one touchdown. Wicks is pacing for a career season, and the Bears' corners better be ready to cover him, because Jalen Hurts likes to throw him the football.
Tank Bigsby, RB
Most people know what Saquon Barkley can do, but Bigsby is an underrated weapon in this offense. Despite averaging less than three yards per carry, the Eagles will use Bigsby in the running game since Barkley is hurt and they want a committee in the backfield. T.J. Edwards and Devin Bush need to be ready to face a running back who has no trouble being physical and lowering his shoulder.
Riq Woolen, CB
While Quinyon Mitchell and Cooper DeJean get all the attention, it's Woolen who has really been great this season. Woolen has allowed a 40% completion percentage and an 88.3 passer rating. It might be tempting for whoever the Bears' quarterback is to target Woolen early and often, but that could be a big mistake.
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Jalen Hurts, QB
It may surprise you to see Hurts on this list, but he remains overlooked and underrespected by everyone, despite winning 70% of his starts. The Bears might force a turnover on Hurts, but if the Eagles are within striking distance of winning, he will find a way to win it. Chicago better put a QB Spy on him because he can beat teams with his arm and his legs.
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