Podcast: Chicago Bears vs. Arizona Cardinals postgame show

Chicago Bears - Credit: Quinn Harris-USA TODAY Sports
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For the spectators who showed up to Sunday’s game at Soldier Field between the Chicago Bears and Arizona Cardinals, wind and rain played a factor the entire afternoon. The Cardinals — who play indoors — handled the elements better and convincingly defeated the Bears, 33-22.

Cardinals quarterback Kyler Murray returned for his first game back since playing the Packers on Oct. 28, 2021. Murray threw just 15 times but two of them went for touchdowns, including his first one that went for a 20-yard score to DeAndre Hopkins on a fourth-and-2 play early in the first quarter. That score was set up by an Andy Dalton interception on the Bears’ first possession of the game.

Andy Dalton and the Chicago Bears struggled with turnovers

Dalton ended up throwing four interceptions on the day, but he could thank tight end, Cole Kmet, for his second one. After Hopkins’ touchdown, the Bears were driving and made it to the Cardinals’ 20. On third-and-6, Dalton threw an accurate pass to Kmet, but he deflected the ball into the air and safety Budda Baker intercepted it and returned the ball 77 yards.

The one bright spot for the Bears was running back David Montgomery. He finished the game with 21 carries for 90 yards and scored a one-yard touchdown run. He also caught eight passes for 51 yards.

The Chicago Audible was at Soldier Field for Sunday’s game and they break down the Bears’ eighth loss of the season. In this episode, Nicholas Moreano and Mason West highlight Montgomery’s performance and relive each of Dalton’s four interceptions.

On defense, the guys talk about Roquan Smith and how he was able to play despite having a hamstring injury. They also discuss how the Bears’ nonexistent pass rush against the Cardinals impacted this game.

There is plenty of great discussion throughout this show, so make sure you download the podcast. As the team falls to 4-8 and out of the playoff hunt, check out these three players who deserve more playing time down the stretch.

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