| Spread | Total | ML | Best ML | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
â–¶Eagles | +3.5 46%77% | O 43.5 41%41% | 20%19% | 20% Kalshi |
â–¶Bears | -3.5 54%23% | U 43.5 59%59% | 31%30% | 31% Kalshi |
| Spread | Total | Moneyline | Best ML | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
â–¶Philadelphia Eagles | +3.5 | O 43.5 | 20% Kalshi | |
â–¶Chicago Bears | -3.5 | U 43.5 | 31% Kalshi |
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Philadelphia is 2-0 and has not won a game by more than four points, and the prediction market still makes the Eagles a 68.5% favorite at Soldier Field on Monday night (69% on Kalshi, 68% on Polymarket). Chicago sits at 32.5% after a 1-1 start that produced 59 points in Week 1 and three points in Week 2, the widest two-game swing on the Week 3 board. The live board above carries roughly $831K in cumulative cross-platform volume and prices the spread near Eagles -5 with a total around 41.5, kickoff 8:15 PM ET on ESPN and ABC.
Philadelphia comes to Chicago 2-0 with a point differential of plus six. The Eagles beat Washington 24-22 at home in Week 1 and won 24-20 at Tennessee in Week 2, two results that say more about the schedule than the team. Chicago is 1-1 with the strangest profile in the league through two weeks: 59 points at Carolina in a 59-37 win, then three points in a 9-3 home loss to Minnesota. The market is pricing the Eagles as the steadier side and treating the Bears' Week 1 explosion as the outlier rather than the baseline.
The moneyline is the cleanest read on the board. Philadelphia trades at 68.5% on the cross-platform average, 69% on Kalshi and 68% on Polymarket. Chicago is 32.5%, 32% on Kalshi and 33% on Polymarket. A one-point gap between the two venues is noise, not an arbitrage: this is one of the tightest cross-platform moneylines on the Week 3 slate, and there is no venue-shopping edge on either side of it. The Eagles leg alone carries about $467.8K in lifetime volume against $153.0K on the Bears leg, so the money and the price agree.
That 68.5% number is worth holding against the Eagles' actual results. A 2-0 team that has won by two and by four is being priced closer to a comfortable road favorite than a team that has survived two one-score games. The counterweight is the venue and the opponent: Chicago is 0-1 at Soldier Field and was held to three points there nine days earlier.
The spread ladder puts the market's true number right around Eagles -5. Philadelphia at -4.5 trades at 51.5% (51% Kalshi, 52% Polymarket) and Philadelphia at -5.5 trades at 49% (48% Kalshi, 50% Polymarket), which brackets a fair line almost exactly at five. Move a hook either way and the price moves hard: Eagles -3.5 is 54% and Eagles -7.5 drops to 38%. The sportsbook consensus posted alongside ESPN's scoreboard for this game is Eagles -4.5 with a total of 41.5, so the prediction market and the books are on the same number rather than fighting over it.
The total is the more interesting side. Over 41.5 points prices at 49% (50% Kalshi, 48% Polymarket) and over 42.5 drops to 46%, putting the market total just under 42. Team totals confirm the split: the Eagles' 23.5 line sits at 49.5% and the Bears' 18.5 line sits at 52%, which is a 23.5 to 18.5 projected score and reconciles with the five-point spread. What that number does not respect is Chicago's variance. The Bears have played one 96-point game and one 12-point game in two weeks. A 41.5 total is a bet that neither of those repeats.
Polymarket also prices a first-half Eagles win at 65%, roughly three points below the full-game number, and a first-half Eagles -2.5 at 55%. That is a market expecting Philadelphia to lead early rather than pull away late.
One note on movement: this board reports four lines in intraday scope but zero captured ticks, so there is no snapshot history to read yet. Nothing here should be taken as a line that has held or a line that has moved. Check the live board above for the current prices before the 8:15 PM ET kickoff.
The moneyline resolves to the team that wins the game at Soldier Field on Monday, September 28, 2026. Kalshi settles the KXNFLGAME contracts on the official final score, and Polymarket settles its paired market the same way. Spread and total contracts settle on that same final score, including overtime.
This game feeds two season-long boards that move with it. The Eagles season win total is the direct read on whether the 2-0 start is real, and the Bears season win total is where Chicago's variance gets repriced after Monday night. Division context lives on the NFC East board and the NFC North board, and the conference-level price is on the NFC champion market. For the rest of the Week 3 card, including the Sunday games that set up this nightcap, see the NFL hub.
Resolves to the team that wins the Philadelphia Eagles at Chicago Bears game played at Soldier Field on Monday, September 28, 2026, with kickoff scheduled for 8:15 PM ET. Kalshi settles the KXNFLGAME-26SEP28PHICHI contracts on the official NFL final score, paying $1 per share on the winning team and $0 on the loser. Polymarket settles its paired market on the same official result. Spread contracts settle on the final margin and total contracts on the combined final score, both including overtime. If the game is postponed, it settles on the rescheduled result; if it is canceled outright and not replayed, both platforms void or resolve per their own published cancellation rules.
As of September 23, 2026, Philadelphia is the favorite at 68.5% on the cross-platform average (69% on Kalshi, 68% on Polymarket) and Chicago is 32.5% (32% on Kalshi, 33% on Polymarket). The live board above carries the current prices.
The game trades on both Kalshi and Polymarket. Kalshi lists it under the KXNFLGAME-26SEP28PHICHI event with separate spread, total, team-total and player-prop ladders. Polymarket lists the paired moneyline plus its own spread and over/under rungs.
Philadelphia is favored with an implied win probability of 68.5%. The spread prices out near Eagles -5, with Eagles -4.5 at 51.5% and Eagles -5.5 at 49%, and the sportsbook consensus line listed at ESPN is also Eagles -4.5.
The market total sits just under 42. Over 41.5 points trades at 49% and over 42.5 at 46%. Team totals put the Eagles at 23.5 and the Bears at 18.5, a projected 23.5 to 18.5 final.
It resolves after the game goes final at Soldier Field on Monday, September 28, 2026. Kickoff is 8:15 PM ET on ESPN and ABC, and both platforms settle on the official NFL final score, including overtime.
Philadelphia is 2-0 after a 24-22 home win over Washington and a 24-20 road win at Tennessee. Chicago is 1-1 after winning 59-37 at Carolina and losing 9-3 at home to Minnesota.