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The win over the Lions was the Bears’ first victory after a bye in 10 years.

By Sun-Times staff

Bears defensive end Montez Sweat reacts after a play during the second half of Sunday’s game against the Lions.

Patrick Finley and Jason Lieser break down Justin Fields’ performance and a dominant defense in the Bears’ 28-13 win against the Lions.

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