WWE star Seth Rollins sends strong Bears message before Eagles game

Chicago Bears fans understand the importance of winning on Monday against the Philadelphia Eagles. They are coming off a 9-3 Week 2 loss to the Minnesota Vikings and will play without their star quarterback, Caleb Williams. The team’s fans flocked to Soldier Field for the “Monday Night Football” matchup, including WWE star Seth Rollins.

Williams sustained a hamstring injury with eight minutes left in the fourth quarter. He exited the field and did not return, with Tyson Bagent replacing him under center. He has since been ruled out along with the QB2, who is dealing with a concussion. Case Keenum has been named the QB1 for Week 3 and will start his first game since 2023.

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Seth Rollins has a message for the Bears ahead of MNF matchup with Eagles

The Bears posted a video of Rollins at the venue. He shared a strong message for them and looks forward to seeing the team get back on track with a victory.

“What’s up guys? WWE superstar Seth Rollins here at Soldier Field,” Rollins said. “It is a beautiful Monday night here on Lake Michigan. Can’t wait to get a Bears win. Bear down.”

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Rollins is a longtime Bears fan. He has been vocal of his support for the team and has also appeared on NFL Network’s “Good Morning Football” as a guest host.

Several other Chicago sports stars and personalities are in attendance. Chicago Bulls executive vice president of basketball operations Bryson Graham and star guard Josh Giddey will watch the game live. Chicago Sky forward Kamilla Cardoso is also at Soldier Field.

The Bears’ game on Monday is one of seven primetime matchups they have this season. They are coming off an NFC North-winning 2025 campaign and reached the Divisional Round. Chicago has its sights set on surpassing its achievements last year and potentially compete for a Super Bowl.