It’s Week 10 of the 2023-24 NFL season, and it’s kicking off with the Carolina Panthers (1-7) visiting the Chicago Bears (2-7) for some Thursday Night Football action.
Both teams are entering tonight’s game after losses last Sunday, so one of them will snap a losing streak with a win in tonight’s game. The last time the two teams met was in October 2020; the Bears won that game 23-16.
If you want to watch, we’ve got everything you need to know, from where to stream to when the game starts, and how you can score exclusive holiday deals from Amazon Prime while you watch the game.
Tonight’s Thursday Night Football game is airing exclusively on Prime Video, which is included in Amazon Prime subscriptions, so you’ll need to be a subscriber to watch.
In addition to just the game, exciting holiday deals will be included in tonight’s broadcast just for Prime subscribers.
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If you’re not already an Amazon Prime subscriber, you’ll need to sign up before tonight’s game starts, but luckily, it’s super easy and can be done in just a few steps.
Once you’re on Amazon, choose a payment plan ($15/month, $139/year, or a discounted membership like Prime Student), enter your payment details, and you’re all set!
In addition to Prime Video, you’ll get free two-day shipping and exclusive access to discounts (with especially great timing, with early Black Friday deals already live).
If you only want Prime Video, you can sign up for just the streaming service alone for $9/month.
Yes! Since new Amazon Prime memberships automatically come with 30 days free, you’ll be able to watch tonight’s TNF and the next four games for free too.
Kickoff for Panthers vs. Bears is at 8:15 p.m. ET. Pregame coverage begins at 7:00 p.m. ET on Prime Video.
The Panthers visit the Bears in the Windy City for tonight’s game at Soldier Field in Chicago, IL.
If you’re in Chicago and want to snag last minute tickets to the game, you can still find seats available on Vivid Seats.
D.J. Moore will be facing the Panthers for the first time since he was traded to Chicago for the first pick in the 2023 Draft back in March. He’s currently the Bears’ top receiver on a team that’s consistently plagued with passing game issues.
The Bears will be without a few key players tonight; backup QB Tyson Bagent will likely make another start in place of Justin Fields, whose dislocated thumb may keep him out for the fourth week in a row. Two more starters, Nate Davis and Tremaine Edmunds, have been ruled out tonight, but a few players who were listed as questionable going into tonight practiced and may play tonight.
The Panthers are also dealing with some injuries. Pass rusher Brian Burns will sit tonight due to a concussion and elbow injury.
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