The New England Patriots visit the Chicago Bears at Soldier Field at 8:15 p.m. Eastern on Thursday, Oct. 22. Prime Video will carry the game nationally, with local television coverage on WCVB in the Boston area and WMUR in the Manchester, New Hampshire, area.
The Patriots' final injury report, issued Oct. 21, rules out offensive linemen Ben Brown and Alijah Vera-Tucker and cornerbacks Channing Canada, Carlton Davis III and Karon Prunty.
New England lists safeties Kevin Byard III and Craig Woodson, linebacker Christian Elliss and offensive tackle Morgan Moses as questionable, meaning their availability is uncertain. Quarterback Drake Maye participated fully in Wednesday's practice and received no game-status designation.
Chicago has ruled out running back Kyle Monangai and linebacker Jack Sanborn. Bears linebacker T.J. Edwards is doubtful, meaning he is unlikely to play, and defensive back Tyrique Stevenson Sr. is questionable.
For radio listeners, 98.5 The Sports Hub is the flagship station of the Patriots Radio Network. Bob Socci and Scott Zolak will call the game. Westwood One also has a national radio broadcast.
Prime Video streaming is included with an Amazon Prime membership. The team's viewing guide also lists NFL+ for live local and prime-time games on phones and tablets; viewers should check the service's plan and device requirements before subscribing.
Read the Patriots' broadcast guide and final injury report.