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2022 Chicago Bears Schedule: Full Dates, Times, and TV Info

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Justin Fields throws a pass
Justin Fields throws a pass
Justin Fields of the Chicago Bears throws a pass during pregame warmups | Jonathan Daniel/Getty Images

It almost doesn’t matter what the 2022 Chicago Bears schedule is because — let’s be honest — this season isn’t about winning a Super Bowl in the Windy City. This season is about developing the foundation for an eventual winner. If the 2022 Bears can accomplish that, then the season will be a resounding success.

A year ago, the Bears came into NFL schedule release day with a new rookie quarterback the team traded up (again) to get. Drafting Justin Fields was a Hail Mary from former general manager Ryan Pace and head coach Matt Nagy.

To continue the analogy, that Hail Mary fell incomplete on the 5-yard line, and Pace and Nagy lost their jobs.

Now GM Ryan Poles and head coach Matt Eberflus are tasked with turning around a Bears franchise that finished 6-11 and 27th in the league in scoring offense. Additionally, that offense lost two valuable weapons this offseason in wide receivers Allen Robison II and Jakeem Grant.

You’d think that the Bears would go heavy on offense during the 2022 NFL Draft to support the franchise’s young QB. However, Poles and former defensive coordinator Eberflus went defense-heavy in the early rounds.

The Bears could once again have an elite defense in 2022 (as they historically do) even with the Khalil Mack trade this offseason. However, the organization did little to help Fields, which could mean it is on the verge of ruining another young QB (as it historically does).

Can the Bears win with defense alone? Can Fields develop without blue-chip players around him?

2022 Chicago Bears Schedule

WeekGameDateTimeChannel
1vs. San Francisco 49ersSunday, Sept. 111:00 p.m. ETFOX
2@ Green Bay PackersSunday, Sept. 188:20 p.m. ETNBC
3vs. Houston TexansSunday, Sept. 251:00 p.m. ETCBS
4@ New York GiantsSunday, Oct. 21:00 p.m. ETFOX
5@ Minnesota VikingsSunday, Oct. 91:00 p.m. ETFOX
6vs. Washington CommandersThursday, Oct. 138:15 p.m. ETPrime Video
7@ New England PatriotsMonday, Oct. 248:15 p.m. ETESPN
8@ Dallas CowboysSunday, Oct. 301:00 p.m. ETFOX
9vs. Miami DolphinsSunday, Nov. 61:00 p.m. ETCBS
10vs. Detroit LionsSunday, Nov. 131:00 p.m. ETFOX
11@ Atlanta FalconsSunday, Nov. 201:00 p.m. ETFOX
12@ New York JetsSunday, Nov. 271:00 p.m. ETFOX
13vs. Green Bay PackersSunday, Dec. 41:00 p.m. ETFOX
14Bye WeekN/AN/AN/A
15vs. Philadelphia EaglesSunday, Dec. 181:00 p.m. ETFOX
16vs. Buffalo BillsSaturday, Dec. 241:00 p.m. ETCBS
17@ Detroit LionsSunday, Jan. 11:00 p.m. ETFOX
18vs. Minnesota VikingsTBDTBDTBD

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Tim Crean started writing about sports in 2016 and joined Sportscasting in 2021. He excels with his versatile coverage of the NFL and soccer landscape, as well as his expertise breaking down sports media, which stems from his many years downloading podcasts before they were even cool and countless hours spent listening to Mike & The Mad Dog and The Dan Patrick Show, among other programs. As a longtime self-professed sports junkie who even played DII lacrosse at LeMoyne College in Syracuse, New York, Tim loves reading about all the latest sports news every day and considers it a dream to write about sports professionally. He's a lifelong Buffalo Bills fan from Western New York who mistakenly thought, back in the early '90s, that his team would be in the Super Bowl every year. He started following European soccer — with a Manchester City focus — in the early 2000s after spending far too much time playing FIFA. When he's not enjoying a round of golf or coaching youth soccer and flag football, Tim likes reading the work of Bill Simmons, Tony Kornheiser, Chuck Klosterman, and Tom Wolfe.

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