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Bears Flounder After First Drive, Nazareth Alum JJ McCarthy Leads Vikings Comeback Win
Caleb Williams completed 21 of 35 passes for 211 yards and scored two touchdowns but the Bears lost after missing key kicks and allowing two late Vikings scores.
- On Monday, the Minnesota Vikings rallied to win 27-24 after the Chicago Bears held a 17-6 halftime lead but surrendered it in the fourth quarter.
- Momentum swung when special-teams miscues and consecutive scores followed a missed 50-yard field goal by Cairo Santos, Chicago Bears kicker, enabling Minnesota's late touchdowns and conversions in the fourth quarter.
- Caleb Williams completed 21/35 passes and recorded both a passing and rushing touchdown, with key targets supporting his effort.
- Following the loss, fans reacted with boos and online criticism intensified as Caleb Williams' second season 'started on the wrong foot' at Soldier Field.
- They now head to Detroit needing an immediate response after committing 12 penalties, highlighting discipline problems that Ben Johnson must address.
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Bears look for consistency from QB Caleb Williams and offense after loss to Vikings
Chicago Bears coach Ben Johnson didn't expect as much inconsistency from his offense or from quarterback Caleb Williams, but has it after Week 1. The Bears lost 27-24 at home to the Minnesota Vikings in their opener on Monday night…
Cole Kmet Offers Unique and Optimistic Outlook on Bears Week 1 Loss
Despite being just 26 years old, tight end Cole Kmet is one of the longest-tenured members of the Chicago Bears. Kmet, who went to high school in nearby Arlington Heights, is entering his sixth season in the NFL, all of which have been spent with the hometown team. And in that time, he’s played for three different coaching staffs and alongside eight different starting quarterbacks.This is all to say that in a short amount of time, Cole Kmet has …
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