Patrick Finley
Chicago Bears reporter
Patrick Finley covers the Chicago Bears for the Chicago Sun-Times.
Fields has room to grow, to be sure, but Sunday he led the Bears to their most impressive win in two years.
“That’s unheard of,” coach Matt Eberflus said. “That’s amazing. What Brisker brings is the reason we drafted him.”
Moore faked the handoff to Fields, kept the ball and ran up the left sideline for the Bears’ first touchdown. It was his first-ever rushing touchdown.
Not all games are created equal. On Sunday, the Bears’ head coach got his most meaningful victory of the season.
David Montgomery, who signed with the Lions this offseason, ran 12 times for 76 yards and a touchdown and caught two passes for 22 yards in their first meeting last month.
The Bears are backsliding toward a remarkable opportunity. Were the season to end today, they’d draft first overall — a product of the Panthers, owners of the worst record in the NFL, having traded them the pick — and at No. 5.
Existe “la certidumbre de una demanda de los Amigos de los Parques para protegerse contra el desarrollo en nuestra orilla del lago,” dijo Juanita Irizarry, la directora ejecutiva de la organización Amigos de los Parques.
When Aidan Hutchinson and Darnell Wright face off against each other again Sunday, it will be a reminder of just how essential it is for rebuilding teams to nail their top picks.
The Lions went looking for a head coach in January 2021. What they found was a culture.