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This page may contain affiliate links to legal sports betting partners. If you sign up or place a wager, FOX Sports may be compensated. Read more about Sports Betting on FOX Sports. Thursday Night Football is bringing the Chicago Bears and New England Patriots into the spotlight, and new customers can make the most of the matchup with Fanatics Sportsbook. Sign up and use Fanatics Sportsbook promo code FOX350 to bet $20 and get $350 in bonus bets as Week 7 in the NFL kicks off. New England enters the matchup riding a three-game winning streak, with Drake Maye playing some of his best football over the past three weeks. The Bears will look to spoil that run behind Caleb Williams, who returned from injury against Atlanta last week and put together a strong performance. Can Maye lead the Patriots to a fourth consecutive win, or will Williams help Chicago pull off a Thursday night statement in front of the home crowd? Get in on Bears vs. Patriots with Fanatics Sportsbook. New customers can enter promo code FOX350, place a $20 bet and get $350 in bonus bets to use as they follow Thursday Night Football. How to Sign Up and Claim the Fanatics Sportsbook Welcome Bonus How to Watch New England Patriots vs. Chicago Bears Players To Watch Chicago needs its quarterback to keep the offense on schedule against a New England defense that has allowed 18.8 points per game through six games, the fifth best mark in the league. Williams leads the Bears in passing yards with 712 and in passing touchdowns with 3, so even on a team built around the run, he remains the player who can change the shape of the game when Chicago has to answer on third down or push the ball late in a drive. This matchup gets more interesting because the Bears have been one of the league's best rushing teams, averaging 160.6 rushing yards per game and ranking first in that category. IF New England commits extra attention to slowing that ground game, Williams could see cleaner throwing windows. His efficiency and decision making will go a long way toward determining whether Chicago turns long possessions into touchdowns at Soldier Field. For New England, the spotlight starts with the quarterback because the Patriots have leaned far more on the pass than Chicago has. Maye has thrown for 1463 yards and 11 touchdowns in six games, both team highs by a wide margin, and New England ranks 10th in passing yards per game at 243.5 while sitting tied for seventh in passing touchdowns. That production gives the Patriots a clear path IF this game becomes a contest of who can create more explosive plays through the air. What makes Maye especially worth tracking on October 22 is the challenge in front of him. Chicago has 17 sacks through six games, tied for fifth in the league, and has held opponents to 19.8 points per game, sixth best in the NFL. IF Maye handles that pressure and protects the ball in a loud road setting, New England's three game winning streak has a strong chance to keep going.