The Chicago Bears were one of three NFC North teams that secured wins in Week 16, but it was the one that lost -- and how they did it -- that was stunning.
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The Green Bay Packers stomped the Minnesota Vikings to takeover first place in the NFC North, while the Chicago Bears fell to the Denver Broncos in Week 11.
Despite a spirited fight, the Chicago Bears fell 17-15 to the Denver Broncos on Sunday, dropping their record to 4-6 with a trip to Green Bay coming Sunday.
It was a banner stanza for the NFC North in Week 10, as three teams picked up road wins, including the Chicago Bears’ emphatic victory over a respectable...
Week 9 was a good showing for the NFC North, with the Chicago Bears and the Minnesota Vikings winning and the Green Bay Packers suffering the only loss.
Rookie running back Jeremy Langford gave Chicago Bears fans a glimpse of the future Monday with 72 rushing yards and 70 receiving yards in the Bears' win.
Though sporting only a 1-3 record, the Chicago Bears have looked more competitive than expected in their first four games of the 2015 season.
With the season looking lost and the team in the early stages of a rebuild, the Chicago Bears should look to trade at least two more veterans on the roster.
With the incorporation of a new scheme and many starters learning new positions, no one should be surprised at how bad the Bears defense has played.
The Chicago Bears annihilated the New England Patriots 46-10 in Super Bowl XX, holding New England to seven rushing yards and registering seven sacks.
The Chicago Bears play their second straight home game to open the 2015 season on Sunday, this time hosting Carson Palmer and the 1-0 Arizona Cardinals.