
Chicago Bears Lose to Dallas Cowboys: Post Game Reaction
- October 30, 2022
- 2 minutes read
False hope continues to be a common theme for the Chicago Bears. With momentum gaining from the second quarter continuing to the third, an unfortunate fumble from RB David Montgomery paired with failure to down the opponent led to the downfall of the Bears today.
The Dallas Cowboys’ offense looked unstoppable in the first half, scoring four touchdowns on each of their four possessions. The Bears were getting both torched through the air and gashed through the ground, allowing Dallas to get up big. However at the end of the first half, S Eddie Jackson continued his resurgence with a big lurking interception that led to a Bears score.
QB Justin Fields looked outstanding yet again. It can’t be overstated his ability to escape defenders in the pocket, scrambling free time and time again. He used his legs to rush for many first downs as well, and looked very sharp throwing it on the run. He connected with TE Cole Kmet with a touchdown, Kmet’s first of the season. However, on the Montgomery fumble, Fields leaped over the defender on the ground with the fumble instead of downing him, which led to a defensive touchdown. Simply a small error due to inexperience, this mistake put the nail in the coffin.
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