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THE DAILY SPONGIE SPECIAL
BEARSSSSSS
Lions hammer, humiliate old friend Ben Johnson in Bears’ loss – Chicago Sun-Times
Johnson’s former boss had just called a pass on fourth-and-goal from the 4 to go ahead by 33 points when the Ford Field faithful grew even more emboldened than Lions fans had been all Sunday afternoon.
Concern rises as Bears QB Caleb Williams struggles again in 52-21 loss to Lions – Chicago Sun-Times
When asked what corrections are most urgent in Williams’ own performance over the first games, in which he had an 89.1 passer rating and 61.5 completion percentage while the offense scored on 6 of 21 possessions, he downplayed that there were major concerns.
Bears’ grades are in. How did they do against the Lions? – Chicago Sun-Times
After the Bears’ 52-21 loss in Detroit, it’s safe to say theirs is a report card no one would want to bring home.
Everything everywhere imploded for the Bears in a game that could’ve gotten much worse if the Lions had wanted to run up the score.
Will Bears’ NFC North nightmare ever end? Not this season, it won’t – Chicago Sun-Times
No team bumbles around its division quite like the Bears, who took the old routine to a new level in a pathetic 52-21 loss to the Lions.
Week 2 recap: Chicago Bears lose 52-21 to Detroit Lions – Chicago Tribune
Ben Johnson’s return to Ford Field served as a reminder of which team won the NFC North the last two years.
The Bears’ season just began and already it feels like the bad old days – The Athletic
After giving up 52 points to the Lions, the Bears need to clean things up. Anyone have a mop? Or a hazmat crew?
Isaac TeSlaa’s catch explained: What officials said about confusing Bears-Lions call – The Athletic
The Bears were running to the locker room down only seven points at the half, but a reversal by officials put them back on the field.
Should the Bears fire Ryan Poles? Here are four reasons why the answer might be yes – SI
After three losing seasons and an 0-2 start to his fourth, Chicago Bears GM Ryan Poles has utterly failed at his job.
Bears grimace and move ahead after being kicked in the teeth – SI
Ben Johnson, Caleb Williams and the Bears tried to keep the proper perspective on a blowout...
