After the regular season opener at home against the Cleveland Browns, the Eagles go prime time for a Week 2 showdown in the Windy City against head coach John Fox and the Chicago Bears.

The second year under Fox has worked out well at his previous stops.

In 2003, Fox led the Carolina Panthers to an appearance in Super Bowl XXXVIII (we don't need a reminder on who they beat to get there). Nine years later, the Denver Broncos won 13 games and earned a first-round bye in the playoffs. Both times, Fox's team lost to the eventual Super Bowl champion.

Last year, Fox was dumped by the Broncos, despite winning 38 games in the prior three seasons, and took the helm of the Bears.

The Bears struggled out of the gate, losing their first three contests capped off by a 26-0 loss to Seattle. At the end of the year, Chicago lost four of its final five games to finish 6-10. It should be noted, however, that the Bears lost six games by six points or fewer, including two overtime defeats.

The defense transitioned from a 4-3 to a 3-4 unit under the guide of defensive coordinator Vic Fangio in 2015. The Bears continued to add pieces this offseason with defensive end Akiem Hicks and linebackers Danny Trevathan and Jerell Freeman. In the draft, five of the first six selections were spent on defense led by No. 9 overall pick edge rusher Leonard Floyd.

Offensively, quarterback Jay Cutler improved greatly from 2014 when he led the league in interceptions. Under offensive coordinator Adam Gase, Cutler threw just 11 picks last year, the fewest in a year when he's played more than 10 games. Cutler also has his best receiving target back in Alshon Jeffrey, who signed a one-year franchise tender. Kevin White, last year's first-round pick, did not get on the field as a rookie due to injury, but could provide Cutler another big-framed target on the outside.

There are some changes worth noting on offense for Chicago. Gase is now running the show in Miami. At running back, Matt Forte is a New York Jet after leading the Bears in rushing in every season since 2008.