In the case of a loss, the Bears can still win the division with another Minnesota Vikings…but the Bears should not settle for any backdoor clinches this week. The only satisfying situation this week includes embarrassment on the part of the Pack.
This marquee match-up boiled down to the Bears defense against the Rams offense. By the end of the game it was clear who won that heavyweight fight, the Rams offense hadn’t been held down anywhere close to the way it was against Chicago.
A couple weeks ago Dallas stunned many and looked like the most aggressive, hard-hitting team in the league. Today they look more like the second such team.
Measuring stick games give fans an idea of how their team compares to some of the heavy Super Bowl favorites and in this case there’s a chance to pick up a significant amount of confidence regarding who is going to represent the NFC in the Big Game.
The trip to the Big Apple didn’t workout the way the Chicago Bears had hoped but it did work out as many of us feared. Losing again as only they […]
It’s been a while since the Bears have been in this position so they may need a refresher course: good teams counter these trap games by not looking ahead.
After only a record-short 85 hours from playing the Minnesota Vikings on Sunday night, the Bears still had enough energy and will to pull off an exciting 23-16 in Detroit to start the holiday off perfectly for #Bearsnation.
Be they motivated opponents or critical crossroads, the NFL keeps setting them up and the Chicago Bears keep knocking them down.
With a win against the Vikings on SNF the Bears move to 7-3 and gain a whole new level of national praise and respect for themselves.
It was Chicago’s first win in the NFC North in over two years, and it wasn’t anywhere near as close as the final score let on. The entire team was uplifted before the game as its best overall player and best offensive player made their returns in edge rusher Khalil Mack and wide receiver Allen Robinson
