Good, bad and worse: How the Bears fared in their Week 7 loss to the Patriots
Some weeks are better than others for the Bears. Here’s how three Bears fared in Sunday’s 38-31 home loss to the Patriots:
Some weeks are better than others for the Bears. Here’s how three Bears fared in Sunday’s 38-31 home loss to the Patriots:
Bears coach Matt Nagy said Sunday that quarterback Mitch Trubisky’s rushing yards didn’t count in the run game’s ledger.
Patriots quarterback Tom Brady went 25-for-36 with three touchdowns, one interception and a 108.2 passer rating.
Bears receiver Kevin White caught a 54-yard Hail Mary from Mitch Trubisky.
Mack, playing on a bum right ankle, was no factor, with one tackle and no impact plays. … it’s clear the Bears are going to have to get him right.
Mitch Trubisky went 26-for-50 for 333 yards, two touchdowns and two interceptions — but had a season-worst 69.8 passer rating.
Nothing about Trubisky’s 69.8 passer rating and 52 percent completion rate Sunday says he played well. He doesn’t need his coach shielding him.
The Bears allowed 14 points on special teams against the Patriots.
The Bears were knocked down to 3-3 and into their first losing streak of the season.
Check out highlights and more from the Bears’ 38-31 loss to the Patriots.
As expected, Khalil Mack will play Sunday. The question remains, though: how much will he play with an injured right ankle?
The Patriots ruled tight end Rob Gronkowski out Sunday morning, leaving them without one of their top receiving and blocking weapons.
The Patriots downgraded tight end Rob Gronkowski to doubtful for Sunday’s game against the Bears after, per multiple reports, he didn’t fly to Chicago
The last time the Bears played the Patriots, Tom Brady targeted Rob Gronkowski nine times and had nine completions for 149 yards and three TDs.
No doubt Mack takes the Bears’ defense to another level. But the Bears had a top-10 defense without Mack last season and added Roquan Smith.