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That is now 2 INTs on tipped balls at the line. That is a risk for any QB to be honest. I know it looked really bad, but normally you want the Edge defender engaged on the screen side so he can't do that. The most promising thing is this offense is still a work in progress, and Caleb will get better. They are playing like a top 5 team right now, if Caleb gets better, and the defense gets healthy, what will they be then?

This is happening too much to not be on purpose. I think they would rather have better drives earlier in the game, but then the switch gets flipped and they take over. We will see next week, but I almost want to believe that Johnson has been holding back on some things and will unleash them on an unsuspecting Packers team next week. I could be totally wrong on this.

Please take all of this in. This is not something we as Bears fans get to experience very much. A 5-win November, 5 straight wins, 9 out of 10. Guaranteed a winning record for only the 4th time in the last 17 years. The list goes on and on. The Bears have the #1 Rushing Offense (by 200 yards) without a running QB, and lead the league in Takeaways (by 6) on defense. Whatever happens the rest of the way, I think the foundation has been set for some sustained success. I know there have been some disagreements on this board over the years, which is nearing its 20-year anniversary, but we need to keep the personal attacks and demeaning replies for the other team's fanbases, not our own. If you don't agree with someone's post, that's fine, tell them why you disagree. It doesn't need to escalate to anything more than that. You can also just ignore them, or even mute them if you don't like what they are posting. Let's enjoy this success together! #BearDown

The other component is belief. This sequence is the best for describing the team this year: The defense allows a big play TD to Brown, but PHI misses the XP Caleb gets intercepted on a screen pass in Bears territory Wright (who misplayed the Brown TD) gets a forced fumble and recovery on the Tush Push Starting at their own 13, they get an 87-yard TD drive highlighted by a beautiful Monangai 31 yard run that started the drive, and a 4th Down conversion to Loveland The defense comes right back on the field and forces a 3-and-out Caleb leads a 63-yard TD drive capped off with an off-platform TD pass to Kmet in 13-personnel, with 2 3rd Down conversions (Moore and Oz) Just like that, from what would've probably been at least a 12-10 deficit, to a 24-9 ass spanking.

Ben Johnson just outcoached Vic Fangio on a short week. DA had a masterclass with LB5 as his starting Mike. The Bears have scored 24 pts, the 11th time they have scored 24 or more. This offense is still a work in progress, yet still putting up those numbers.

Maye 10-2 Nix 10-2 Williams 9-3 is pretty crazy for 2nd year QBs. 3 of the top 4 records in the NFL in Week 13.

Bears now a game ahead of where they should be. If they can beat PHI, in PHI no less, they can beat anyone right now outside of maybe LAR. I think they can easily split the 4 tougher games and beat CLE to get to 12 wins and finish 3-2. 14 @ Green Bay Packers - TOSS UP (barely beat the Giants with Winston at QB) 15 Cleveland Browns - WIN 16 Green Bay Packers - TOSS UP 17 @ San Francisco 49ers - TOSS UP (just make McCaffrey a non-factor, make someone else beat you) 18 Detroit Lions - TOSS UP (Goff outside in January lol)

Week 13 - 1. Maye - NYG @ NE Season QBR: 73.0, 3,130 yards, 21-6 TD-INT, 37 Sacks, 2 TD (12g) 2. Williams - 49.4 QBR - 154 yds, 1 TD, 1 INT, 2 Sacks, 13 Rush Yds. 167 Total Yards. Won. Season QBR: 54.8, 2,722 yards, 17-5 TD-INT, 19 Sacks, 3 Rush TD, 1 Rec TD. (12g) 3. Nix - 61.6 QBR - 321 yds, 1 TD, 1 INT, 1 Sack, 16 Rush Yds. 337 Total Yards. Won. Season QBR: 54.0, 2,724 yards, 19-9 TD-INT, 13 Sacks, 3 Rush TD. (12g) ------------------------------------------------------------------ Nine - DNP Season QBR: 24.7, 929 yards, 6-10 TD-INT, 20 Sacks, 2 Rush TD. Penix - IR Season QBR: 56.4, 1,882 yards, 9-3 TD-INT, 13 Sacks, 1 TD. Daniels - DNP Season QBR: 51.2, 1,184 yards, 8-2 TD-INT, 17 Sacks, 2 FL. Rattler - DNP Season QBR: 50.4, 1,586 yards, 8-5 TD-INT, 18 Sacks, 1 FL.

Good stuff. Outcoached, outschemed. Most rushing yards against Philly since 1973 lol. Oh by the way, not a one score win, and finally have a positive points differential (lol).

Here we go. I don't think I would ever imagine that I would be talking about the 9-3 1st Place Chicago Bears playing the 8-3-1 Green Bay Packers in Week 14, but here we are. This is going to be another weather game with game time temps in the teens, chance of snow and some light wind. Until this team loses, it is hard to bet against them right now. I am going to say 24-20 Bears in another one-score game.

I would not want to be playing the Bears right now.

Hurts actually underthrew the 1st TD to Brown and Wright was in good coverage and just misplayed it. On Brown's 2nd TD, they had McCloud on him, which is now someone I want on the field. The Bears defense has really struggled when teams play with tempo. I would not be surprised if teams try this earlier in the game.

For the Bears to go into the 4th Quarter up only 10-9, and in 9 minutes turn that into a 24-9 lead to effectively put the game away was incredible.

Good way to lead into the GB game next week with an extra 2 days of rest for the entire team.

Love it

Monangai with 130 Rushing Yards, Swift with 125 Rushing Yards, and 13 Receiving Yards.

Hopefully the offense can get a first down and end this.

Terrible call, never should've went for 2 there. They basically kept it a 2 score game.

Come on defense. Thank God they went for 2.

Thank God. Close this out boys!

So Johnson calls a screen the drive after the last one was intercepted?

Swift with 107 and Monangai with 93. Just keep feeding them!

Just run the ball until they stop you.

Wright forces a fumble on the Tush Push. Preserves the lead.

what the f are we doing? Why are we passing the ball on 2nd and 1?