
Justin Fields Gets Injured in Bears Loss to Falcons
- November 20, 2022
- 2 minutes read
The disappointment in the Chicago Bears grows each week with yet another close loss this week against the Atlanta Falcons. With the game within one score the whole game, the Bears couldn’t keep up towards the end.
Despite the high-powered offense of the past few weeks, they struggled to move the ball at times. QB Justin Fields did his thing today, but was somewhat subdued by the Falcons’ pass rush. He was still able to rush for 85 yards and a touchdown while passing for 153 yards plus another touchdown. One of these passes was a highlight complete to TE Cole Kmet, as Kmet athletically leaped into the air and grabbed the ball with one hand. RB David Montgomery stepped in as the feature back again with Khalil Herbert’s injury, and he performed admirably. Rushing for 85 yards and a touchdown, Montgomery was also the leading receiver for the Bears, catching all three of his targets for 54 additional yards.
The defense had some big moments this game, but also folded at times. LB Jaquan Brisker and DB DeAndre Houston-Carson had big turnovers, each punching out the football for fumbles. Brisker was a force everywhere, contributing again to his breakout rookie season.
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