A split Bears Nation watches Packers beat Bears — again
Part of Bears Nation wanted the Bears to beat the rival Packers. The other part wanted a high draft pick. The latter faction won.
Part of Bears Nation wanted the Bears to beat the rival Packers. The other part wanted a high draft pick. The latter faction won.
Without Justin Fields, Jaquan Brisker and Kyler Gordon, there wasn’t much to watch from the Bears in their loss to the Jets.
Justin Fields did it again. He broke off a 60+ yard touchdown run, wowing the fans in attendance. But once again, his heroics were not enough.
They may have lost the game and looked awful on defense, but Justin Fields had a record-breaking day as the offense continues to improve.
The Bears offense continued to make strides on Sunday, but the defense got destroyed in a 49-29 loss to the Cowboys.
Against all odds and as heavy underdogs, the Bears went into Foxboro to knock off the Patriots on Monday Night Football, 33-14.
Three times the Bears had the ball within Washington's 5-yard-line, and the Bears turned it over - twice by downs and once by an interception.
After getting thoroughly embarrassed by the Vikings in the first half, the Bears woke up, fought back, took the lead, before narrowly losing, 29-22.
The Bears managed to score four field goals in Sunday's 20-12 loss to the Giants, but couldn't seem to find the end zone -- or Daniel Jones.
It wasn't a pretty game for Justin Fields, who showed some concerning regression, but the Bears ran all over the Texans for a 23-20 victory.