
Reacting To The Chicago Bears Heartbreaking Loss Against the Vikings
- October 9, 2022
- 2 minutes read
A heartbreaker for the Chicago Bears, they fall to the Minnesota Vikings in a near comeback win. Another extremely contested game, Bears fans finally got what they were looking for from QB Justin Fields and the offense, as Fields completed 15/22 passes for a season-high 208 yards, despite the loss.
The first half was fairly ugly, as the Bears defense allowed the Vikings to get whatever they wanted and trailed 3-21 at one point. The offense struggled as well, with multiple miscues and punts. With the game seemingly out of reach, Fields marched down on their final drive of the half with a long completion to WR Darnell Mooney, who made an absurd one-handed grab, leading to a Montgomery touchdown to turn the tide.
In the second half, Fields continued on his rampage, leading the offense to a touchdown pass, the first reception and first touchdown of rookie WR Velus Jones Jr’s career. Whenever Fields got the ball back, he made play after play, whether he completed a pass or ran for a first down with his legs. The Bears offense scored on every single one of their second half drives, besides the final possession fumble.
The defense made some huge plays, stifling the Vikings from scoring until two and a half minutes left in the fourth. CB Kindle Vildor got a big interception to get the ball back for the offense, which led to a field goal.
The Bears trailed 22-29 with two minutes left in the game, with possession of the ball. Fields made some big passes to move the chains while accounting for the clock. However, on a completion to WR Ihmir Smith-Marsette, Smith-Marsette fumbled the ball away as he tried to get the first down and out of bounds. A tough one to swallow, but with hope for the future.
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