Thursday Night NFL Football Week 13, Detroit Lions vs Chicago Bears Live Streaming Free NFL Week 13 Game Online, Thursday 28th November 2019,

Thursday Night NFL Football Week 13, Detroit Lions vs Chicago Bears Live Streaming Free NFL Week 13 Game Online, Thursday 28th November 2019, At 12:30 p.m. ET. Location at : (Ford Field -- Detroit, Michigan), NFL online live with HD quality on Desktops, Laptops, Mac, Tablets, Smart Phones, iPhone, iPad, iPod Touch, Android device, Apple TV and latest browsers. Live Stream. It’s Will be kick of at (Ford Field -- Detroit, Michigan), Thursday 28th November 2019 At 12:30 p.m. ET. Broadcast on NFL Network. Join With Us & Enjoy Detroit Lions vs Chicago Bears NFL Game Free Live Streaming.

How to watch Chicago Bears vs. Detroit Lions on Thanksgiving: Live stream, TV channel, time

Chicago Bears (5-6) at Detroit Lions (3-7-1)

Time: 12:30 p.m. ET

TV channel: Fox

Stream: NFL Game Pass, FuboTV

Line: Bears -2.5

Three keys to the game:

1. Trubisky taking care of the ball: The Bears are at their best when quarterback Mitchell Trubisky makes smart decisions and avoids forcing throws into tight windows. The problem is that Trubisky has been susceptible to stretches of carelessness. It has often led to turnovers or drives stalling out and has hampered Trubisky from moving the chains or generating big plays. Trubisky’s season-high for passing yards was 278 and was reached Sunday against the Giants. But the Lions rank 30th in the NFL in passing defense, allowing 275.5 yards per game. This presents a chance for Trubisky to put up big numbers.

2. Lions' rushing attack: Undrafted rookie QB David Blough will make his first career start for Detroit, so the ground game will be critical for the Lions. With starting running back Kerryon Johnson recovering from a knee injury on injured reserve, Detroit’s rushing game had been struggling. Then the team signed Bo Scarbrough to the active roster. In two games, Scarbrough has 153 yards and one score on 32 carries for a solid 4.8 yards-per-carry average. His production has helped Detroit sustain drives and possess the ball for longer. Chicago has a stout rushing defense, however, allowing just 96.8 yards per game.

3. Kickstart: Another issue the Bears have faced this season – it’s a carryover from last season, really – is inconsistency in the kicking game. Eddy Piñeiro has been better than previous kickers Chicago has used, but he still hasn’t been consistent. Over the past five games, Piñeiro has missed four of his nine field goal attempts and has missed two of seven extra points. Four of Chicago’s last five games – three of which have been losses – have been decided by one score. And in close games, accuracy in the kicking game could prove to be the difference.

What to Know
The Detroit Lions are home on Thursday, but with the point spread against them by 6 points, it might not be quite the welcoming they would prefer. Detroit and the Chicago Bears will face off in an NFC North battle at 12:30 p.m. ET at Ford Field. Coming off of a loss in a game they were expected to win, the Lions now face the more daunting task of proving themselves against unfavorable odds.

It was a hard-fought contest, but Detroit had to settle for a 19-16 defeat against the Washington Redskins last week. No one had a big game offensively for the Lions, but they got one touchdown from TE Logan Thomas.

Meanwhile, Chicago didn't have too much breathing room in their matchup with the New York Giants, but they still walked away with a 19-14 win. No one put up better numbers for Chicago than WR Allen Robinson, who really brought his A game. He caught six passes for 131 yards and one TD. Robinson's performance made up for a slower game against the Los Angeles Rams two weeks ago.

Chicago's victory lifted them to 5-6 while Detroit's loss dropped them down to 3-7-1. Two offensive stats to keep in the back of your head while watching: Detroit comes into the game boasting the third most passing touchdowns in the league at 23. Less enviably, the Bears are stumbling into the game with the second fewest passing yards per game in the NFL, having accrued only 208.5 on average.

How To Watch

When: Thursday at 12:30 p.m. ET

Where: Ford Field -- Detroit, Michigan

TV: FOX

Online streaming: fuboTV (Try for free)

Follow: CBS Sports App

Ticket Cost: $75.00

Odds

The Bears are a solid 6-point favorite against the Lions.

The line on this game has moved quite a bit since it opened, as it started out with the Bears as a 1-point favorite.

Over/Under: 37

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Series History
Detroit have won five out of their last nine games against Chicago.

Nov 10, 2019 - Chicago 20 vs. Detroit 13

Nov 22, 2018 - Chicago 23 vs. Detroit 16

Nov 11, 2018 - Chicago 34 vs. Detroit 22

Dec 16, 2017 - Detroit 20 vs. Chicago 10

Nov 19, 2017 - Detroit 27 vs. Chicago 24

Dec 11, 2016 - Detroit 20 vs. Chicago 17

Oct 02, 2016 - Chicago 17 vs. Detroit 14

Jan 03, 2016 - Detroit 24 vs. Chicago 20

Oct 18, 2015 - Detroit 37 vs. Chicago 34

Top Projected Fantasy Players

Allen Robinson: 11.21 points

David Montgomery: 9.2 points

Kenny Golladay: 8.21 points

Thursday Night NFL Football Week 10, Oakland Raiders vs Los Angeles Chargers Live Streaming Free NFL Week 10 Game Online, Thursday 07th November 2019,

Thursday Night NFL Football Week 10, Oakland Raiders vs Los Angeles Chargers Live Streaming Free NFL Week 10 Game Online, Thursday 07th November 2019, At 08:20 p.m. ET. Location at : (Oakland Alameda Coliseum, Oakland, CA), NFL online live with HD quality on Desktops, Laptops, Mac, Tablets, Smart Phones, iPhone, iPad, iPod Touch, Android device, Apple TV and latest browsers. Live Stream. It’s Will be kick of at (Oakland Alameda Coliseum, Oakland, CA), Thursday 07th November 2019 At 08:20 p.m. ET. Broadcast on NFL Network. Join With Us & Enjoy Oakland Raiders vs Los Angeles Chargers NFL Game Free Live Streaming.

Chargers vs. Oakland Raiders: How they match up

HOW THEY MATCH UP

Chargers (4-5) at Oakland (4-4)

When Chargers have the ball

After going four weeks without even a walking game — never mind a running game — the Chargers rediscovered their legs Sunday in a 26-11 victory over the Green Bay Packers. They totaled a season-high 159 yards rushing in 38 carries, with Melvin Gordon (80 yards, two touchdowns) and Austin Ekeler (70 yards) both being productive. The Chargers were able to commit to their ground attack in part because they scored on three of their four first-half possessions and three in a row to start the second half. They went up early on the Packers and never trailed. Oakland, however, is “built to stop the running game,” Chargers coach Anthony Lynn said. “Their front seven is really big, powerful. It’s going to be tough to establish the run on this group.” The Raiders rank seventh in the NFL in rushing defense, yielding 92.5 yards per game. But Oakland has struggled to stop the pass. In fact, no defense in the league is worse, the Raiders at No. 32 with an average of 297.5 yards allowed per game. They have given up 400-plus yards passing twice — to Patrick Mahomes and Aaron Rodgers — and 383 yards Sunday to Matthew Stafford. Philip Rivers has topped 300 yards five times in nine games but not the past two weeks.

When Raiders have the ball

Running back Josh Jacobs is no Marcus Allen. He’s better — at least as a rookie. Jacobs already has topped Allen’s franchise record for rushing yards as a first-year player with 740 in 152 attempts. For the record, Allen appeared in nine games for the Los Angeles Raiders in 1982. Jacobs broke Allen’s old mark last week, in his eighth game. “If he two-steps a defensive back and it doesn’t work? He’s going through your chin, and that’s the end of it,” Chargers defensive lineman Damion Square said. “He boom-boom and coming right at your chin.” The Raiders are sixth in the NFL in rushing; the Chargers are 20th in stopping the run. But the Chargers’ defense is coming off a game in which it dominated Rodgers and Green Bay, thanks in part to the offense’s ability to use much of the clock. Defensive end Joey Bosa is putting together his finest, most complete season to date. He has 51/2 sacks and 17 tackles over the last three games. Oakland quarterback Derek Carr has been sacked once since the end of September. The Raiders have permitted only nine sacks all season, the second-lowest total in the league behind the Pittsburgh Steelers, with eight. Carr has nine touchdowns and one interception over his last five games.

When they kick

Since joining the Raiders in midseason a year ago, Daniel Carlson is 23 of 26 on field-goal attempts and 41 of 41 on extra points. He has found a home after struggling in Minnesota, which drafted Carlson in the fifth round in 2018. The Chargers also discovered their current kicker in the middle of last season. However, Michael Badgley missed the first eight games of 2019 because of a groin injury, returning Sunday with four field goals, and one miss, against the Packers.

Jeff Miller’s prediction

Both teams are coming off dramatic wins — the Chargers whipping Green Bay and the Raiders holding on in the final seconds to beat Detroit. Both also are desperate for wins to remain alive for a playoff berth. This is supposed to be the final time a Chargers team plays in Oakland, with the Raiders set to move to Las Vegas in 2020. And it’s a night game, meaning the Black Hole, despite its name, will be plenty lit.

RAIDERS 23, CHARGERS 21

This week, the Oakland Raiders will host the Los Angeles Chargers in a crucial AFC West match-up on Thursday Night Football. To get you prepared for the game, here is everything you need to know about this Week 10 contest:

What: Los Angeles Chargers (4-5) at Oakland Raiders (4-4)

When: Thursday, November 7 at 8:05 p.m. ET

Where: Oakland Alameda Coliseum, Oakland, CA

Radio: 95.7 The Game

Live Stream: fuboTV (try it free)

Odds: Chargers (-1.5)

Referee: Walt Anderson

TV: FOX