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TAMPA (SNN-TV) – After a ‘mini-bye’ that offered some useful rest and recuperation time, the Tampa Bay Buccaneers will put their three-game winning streak on the line against an opponent that has had their number in recent seasons.

Justin Fields and the Chicago Bears will head to Raymond James Stadium on Sunday to take on the defending Super Bowl champions.

Chicago will certainly not be intimidated by the Buccaneers’ new Lombardi Trophy; they were one of just four teams to beat Tampa Bay in 2020.

That game, a 20-19 decision in prime time at Soldier Field in Week Five, showed how a lethal pass rush can disrupt even the most high-flying offenses.

Chicago’s defense may be hampered this weekend though with two of their best in Khalil Mack and Akiem Hicks listed as questionable.

The Buccaneers share the injury bug with Chicago, with some of their key players out as well. All of which head coach Bruce Arians mentioned earlier today.

“Out for the ballgame, Antonio Brown, Lavonte David, Rob Gronkowski, and Richard Sherman. Real good week of preparation. Obviously this is a team I think is on the rise. It’s going to take our best to make sure we beat them.” – Bruce Arians

Kickoff from Raymond James Stadium on Sunday is set for 4:25.