Chicago Bears: 3 Duds from Week 10 loss to the Vikings
By Cody Young
The Chicago Bears need to address this O-line issue that the team has
Dud #2: The offensive line
The Chicago Bears offensive line has been a regular in these articles as they should be. The line is possibly the worst in the entire league and a lot of the problems with the offense start right there. Whether it’s run or pass blocking this line is doing absolutely nothing to help the team.
I would like to highlight Rashaad Coward in particular, Coward has been playing awful dating all the way back to last season. For whatever reason, the coaching continues to play Coward who is routinely getting beat and has been made to look foolish in the process.
I truly don’t understand what the coaching staff is seeing in Coward for him to keep getting playing time because he has no business getting reps, and he certainly has no business starting at right tackle every week.
The Bears may very well have the worst offensive line in the entire NFL. Then adding in the injuries they currently have makes them seem like an amateur team. I actually think they started the game playing okay but it quickly fell apart as the game wore on.
The O-line allowed two sacks, five QB hits, and was struggling to pick up the blitz all game. It’s been talked about to death but the Bears have no chance with how awful this line is.