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Bears-Saints will kick off at noon

By Sun-Times Wire

The league announced Sunday night that the Bears-Saints game will not be moved.

It will kickoff at noon.

The Vikings are losing 22-0 in the third quarter to Washington. Provided the Redskins prevail, the Saints will still be alive for the playoffs.

New Orleans will be able to get the sixth seed in the NFC playoffs with a victory over the Bears and a Washington loss to Dallas as well as a Minnesota loss to Denver.

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