Chicago Bears: 3 Duds from Week 10 loss to the Vikings

The Chicago Bears once again showed everyone that they are what they are

The Chicago Bears are an extremely flawed team. This has been the case all season and anyone who objectively evaluates the team can see this. The offense is completely broken, while the defense does everything they can to keep them in the game.

The big story coming into the game was that head coach Matt Nagy had given up the playcalling sheet after weeks of fans clamoring for it. While the idea of this may seem promising or exciting, realistically, this is still 100 percent Matt Nagy’s offense and I wasn’t sure what exactly would change.

Playcalling can always be an easy scapegoat for a bad offense but this Bears team has way too many holes that need to be addressed. Head coach Matt Nagy has once again failed to get his team ready for what should have been a winnable matchup on paper.

This offense gained a total of 149 yards Monday night against the Vikings on Monday night which is just a pathetic performance in my opinion. It’s been said over and over but this offense doesn’t scare anyone.

Minnesota’s defense granted has been playing better, but they are fragile upfront, as well as outside at their cornerback position. This is something that the Bears could have taken advantage of but due to poor personnel and an offense that flat out does not work, they couldn’t do anything against the Vikings.

So just like we do every week after a Bears loss, which has been more frequent recently, let’s highlight three duds from this past game.