How to watch and stream the Chicago Bears final preseason game against the reigning Super Bowl champs on Thursday

Coming off another dominate preseason victory this weekend against the Cincinnati Bengals, the Chicago Bears have their eyes set on the defending Super Bowl Champs  in the preseason finale later this week.

The Bears will be travelling to Kansas City on Thursday to take on the Chiefs, with kickoff set for 8:15 pm EST. The game will be located live on NFL Network.

When it comes to watching the final preseason game locally, you may be wondering where you will find the coverage. Thankfully, 505sports.com has us covered with the broadcast map and where the game will be visible in your local area.

How Local Bears Fans Can Watch the Game

For local Chicago fans, the game will be on the local television channels below. Adam Amin and Jim Miller will be on the broadcast call.

WFLD (FOX/32 - Chicago)
WIFR (CBS/23 - Rockford)
WMBD (CBS/31 - Peoria)
WBUI (CW/23 - Springfield/Champaign)
WSBT (FOX/22.2 - South Bend IN)
WFFT (FOX/55 - Fort Wayne IN)
WTVW (CW/7 - Evansville IN)
KLJB (FOX/18 - Quad Cities)
KGAN (CBS/2 - Cedar Rapids IA)
WMTV (CW/15.2 - Madison WI)
KFVE (5 - Honolulu)

How Local Chiefs Fans Can Watch the Game

For those in the Kansas City Market, the game will be on the local television channels below. Ari Wolfe and Trent Green will be on the call.

KMCI (38 the Spot - Kansas City)
KMOV (My/4.2 - St. Louis)
WIBW (MeTV/13.2 - Topeka KS)
KSCW (CW/33 - Wichita KS)
KOZL (My/27 - Springfield MO)
KODE (ABC/12 - Joplin MO)
KQFX (FOX/22 - Columbia MO)
KDSM (FOX/17 - Des Moines IA)
KNWA (NBC/51 - Fayetteville AR)
KAUU (My/5.4 - Anchorage AK)

The Bears will be looking to keep their preseason undefeated streak alive while the Chiefs will be looking to earn their first win of the preseason. As of now the expectation is that neither team will be playing their starters in this matchup with the short week. Instead, the starters on both sides will begin preparation for Week 1 of the regular season.

Even though Bears head coach Matt Eberflus won't be addressing the media until Tuesday, one would assume that means rookie quarterback Caleb Williams' preseason concluded on Saturday . If that's the case, expect to see second-year quarterback Tyson Bagent get the nod along with the rest of the offensive backups as the team looks to finalize the remaining battles on the roster before cut down day.

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