
Chicago Bears Improve Draft Position After Ninth Straight Loss
- January 2, 2023
- 1 minute read
Doomed from the start, the Chicago Bears added another loss for the standings today, getting steamrolled by the Detroit Lions. While the first Bears offensive drive resulted in a touchdown, and the second resulted in a field goal, this was the last time the Bears would score. They were outscored 34-0 in the final three quarters of the game, just falling apart.
Offensively, the common themes of poor blocking and little separation from receivers resulted in an extremely poor showing. Quarterback Justin Fields was sacked a horrendous seven times, continually scrambling for his life. He also only completed seven passes for 75 yards, a poor outing. He was a force on the ground again however, rushing 10 times for 132 yards. It seemed like Fields was the only one putting out any effort today, besides tight end Cole Kmet.
Defensively, it was a struggle throughout the entire game. They continually got gashed both on the ground and through the air. Allowing just about 500 total yards, the Bears defense needs to make some major improvements. Lacking both run defense and air defense, there are a lot of potential positions to fill for next season.
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