Chicago Bears

Bears’ Coach Eberflus Stands Firm on Controversial Call Before Blocked Field Goal Against Packers

19/11/2024 Raymond 0

Chicago Bears coach Matt Eberflus stood by his decision to let the clock run down before their final field goal attempt in a heart-wrenching 20-19 loss to the Green Bay Packers. Despite the disappointment of their fourth straight defeat, Eberflus insisted that, given the circumstances, he would make the same choice again. The Bears had a chance to end their losing streak, but the Packers blocked Cairo Santos’ 46-yard field goal attempt as time expired.

Eberflus explained that while he would have preferred a closer kick, the risks of running another play—such as penalties or mistakes—outweighed the potential reward. “You feel good about your decision there,” he said. As the Bears continue to struggle, sitting at the bottom of the NFC North, safety Kevin Byard reminded the team that despite the losses, they must remain united and focused on improving. “We don’t come in this building to lose,” Byard emphasized.

Caleb Williams Sacked 9 Times as Bears’ Offense Crumbles in Brutal 19-3 Loss to Patriots

11/11/2024 Raymond 0

At Soldier Field, the Chicago Bears endured a tough loss as quarterback Caleb Williams was sacked nine times, leading to a dismal offensive showing in their 19-3 defeat to the New England Patriots. Missing three key starters on the offensive line, the Bears could only muster 142 total yards, extending their touchdown drought to eight consecutive quarters. Williams completed 16 of 30 passes for 120 yards but struggled to find the end zone, with the offense drawing boos from the frustrated home crowd.

Drake Maye Rallies Patriots’ Defense with Electrifying Sideline Cheers!

11/11/2024 Raymond 0

After leading his team to a decisive 19-3 victory over the Chicago Bears, Patriots quarterback Drake Maye took to the podium with a clear agenda: to give credit to his defense. Clapping his hands, he urged the reporters to join him, saying, “Phones down. Notepads down. Let’s clap it up for the defense.” Maye knew the real reason behind their win wasn’t his own play but the relentless effort of the defense, which sacked Bears quarterback Caleb Williams nine times and limited the Bears’ offense to just three points.

Reflecting on the game, Maye described how impressive it was to see his team’s defense play with such energy and intensity. “It was a good feeling sitting over there as the quarterback watching that kind of defensive effort,” he said, noting that it reminded him of their high-energy training camp. The defense forced Chicago to struggle on third downs, allowing only a single conversion out of fourteen attempts.