
Bears Fall to 3-10 Following a Double Digit Loss to Packers
- December 5, 2022
- 2 minutes read
In another close rivalry game between the Chicago Bears and Green Bay Packers, the Bears fell short again this week, despite putting up a good fight. Beloved quarterback Justin Fields made his return from a shoulder injury this week, and played like he hadn’t missed a beat.
The first half looked good for the Bears, as they finished the half up 16-10. Fields had a spectacular 55 yard rushing touchdown, juking a defender to the ground and speeding past the defensive backs for a highlight reel play. He showed how dangerous his arm was too, throwing a 56 yard touchdown bomb to wide receiver Equanimeous St. Brown. Running back David Montgomery also added his tough running ability, running efficiently and added a rushing touchdown before halftime.
Since many key Bears defenders were out due to injury, a squadron of undrafted rookies stepped up for big plays today. Cornerbacks Jaylon Jones and Josh Blackwell (both undrafted rookies) did a good job at defending the Packers’ speedy wide receivers in the first half, holding the Packers to only one late half touchdown.
However, the second half was a disaster for the Bears. Only scoring 3 total points in the second half, the Bears offense made big plays, but failed to score many points. Fields completed impressive throws, but a missed field goal and two interceptions stopped the Bears short. On the defensive side, the Bears conceded big yardage and allowed the Packers to score 18 points in the fourth quarter, collapsing late.
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