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Chicago Bears at New England Patriots: Everything you need to know about the ‘Monday Night Football’ game before kickoff

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The 2-4 Chicago Bears will play the 3-3 New England Patriots at Gillette Stadium in a Week 7 matchup on “Monday Night Football.” Here’s what you need to know before kickoff (7:15 p.m., ESPN).

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Bears guard Michael Schofield III (79) warms up for a game against the Commanders at Soldier Field on Oct. 13, 2022. (John J. Kim / Chicago Tribune)

Matt Eberflus dropped enough hints during the Bears’ review of the first six games that it wouldn’t be a surprise if they were to make a change on the offensive line.

The most likely scenario is Michael Schofield taking over at left guard with Lucas Patrick sliding over to center and Sam Mustipher heading to the sideline.

There are also questions about the team’s punt returner duties. Special teams coordinator Richard Hightower declined to say Friday whether Velus Jones Jr. would retain his job. But Hightower made it clear an in-season competition has become necessary, listing receiver Dante Pettis, defensive back Josh Blackwell and, yes, even safety Eddie Jackson as candidates to jump in.

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Chicago Bears quarterback Justin Fields (1) runs the ball on the Bears’ final drive during the fourth quarter against the Washington Commanders, Oct. 13, 2022, at Soldier Field. (Armando L. Sanchez / Chicago Tribune)

The time off gave Bears QB Justin Fields time to assess an opening six-week stretch in which he completed 63 of 115 passes for 869 yards, four touchdowns, five interceptions and a 72.7 passer rating with 23 sacks.

“(I found) that I can play better, and I’m always going to be like that,” he said. “I’m a perfectionist, but it’s hard to be perfect. I can get better at everything regarding quarterback play.”

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A rendering released by the Chicago Bears shows the view from the threshold of the proposed stadium of the Arlington Park entertainment district. The Bears released proposed development plans for the Arlington International Racecourse property in Arlington Heights on Sept. 6, 2022. (Hart Howerton/Chicago Bears)

Arlington Heights village leaders promised concerned citizens a say in the impact the Bears’ proposed NFL stadium development may have on the village if the Bears move ahead with redeveloping the former Arlington International Racecourse site.

Mayor Tom Hayes promised two residents who, at the Village Board meeting, voiced concerns about the football team’s proposal that they “and other members of the public will have a full and fair opportunity to provide input before any votes are taken.”

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Bears running back Khalil Herbert breaks a tackle for a 64-yard run in the second quarter against the Commanders at Soldier Field on Oct. 13, 2022.

Bears running back Khalil Herbert breaks a tackle for a 64-yard run in the second quarter against the Commanders at Soldier Field on Oct. 13, 2022. (John J. Kim / Chicago Tribune)

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