Ultimately, this game saw two pretty evenly-matched teams sizing each other with only one team’s starting quarterback healthy. That put Chicago in the rare position of having the better play-making signal-caller in a 2019 match-up.
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
A couple dominant quarters later, included in an overall solid 60 minutes and the Bears and its fan base can breathe a bit easier — one down, two to go after downing Detroit 34-22 Sunday afternoon at Soldier Field.
The Chicago Bears are deep in it now, the half way point of the season has come and gone and they are in a good place, a division-winning place. With […]
Ryan Bukowiecki is a student at the Illinois Media School and a contributor to The D & Davis Show
Charles “The Prodigy” Richey is an on-air host and producer for chicagolandsportsradio.com, he writes on the NFC North for WARR Ed. Note — no 4th and Goals this week but […]
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Like a quality steer, Jay Cutler has been branded with a lot of labels since he’s become a professional quarterback. Some good, a lot bad. Unlike any steer, the label […]
