Chicago Bears Drop to 0-3: When’s Their First Win?
Vs. Minnesota Vikings (3-0) (Monday Night Football)
The Bears get to close out October on Halloween night against the Minnesota Vikings. The Bears will be well-rested while coming off a Thursday night game the week before while the Vikes will be coming off a trip to the surprising Philadelphia Eagles the Sunday before.
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The Vikings are everything that we wish the Bears could be. Lose your quarterback for the season? No problem! Lose your future Hall of Fame running back? Piece of cake. The Vikings have the type of defense that makes Bears fan drool. They’ve been dominant this season and carried Minnesota to a 3-0 record while giving up a tick above 14 points per game. Considering the Bears are among the worst offenses in the league, this has the makings for a long night. The
The Vikings have the type of defense that makes Bears fan drool. They’ve been dominant this season and carried Minnesota to a 3-0 record while giving up a tick above 14 points per game. Considering the Bears are among the worst offenses in the league, this has the makings for a long night. I suspect the tricks will be on the Bears side and the treats will go for the Vikings.
I think it’s more likely for the Vikings to be coming to Soldier Field undefeated than it is for the Bears to be winless. Needless to say, if the Vikings are undefeated coming into Chicago, they’ll be leaving with their undefeated schedule intact.
Completely arbitrary odds of a Bears win? 1%
What say you? What’s the Bears record by the end of October? Which is greater – Bears games won or Cubs series wins? Happy October and as always…