After falling to a season-low 23% following an 0-2 start, our fans’ confidence in the Chicago Bears has been above 92% in nine of the weeks this year, including 97% or better in six straight surveys. The loss to the Ravens shook us a bit (66%), but the team bounced back and played with a […]
After falling to a season-low 23% following an 0-2 start, our fans’ confidence in the Chicago Bears has been above 92% in nine of the weeks this year, including 97% or better in six straight surveys.
The loss to the Ravens shook us a bit (66%), but the team bounced back and played with a resiliency not seen in recent memory. This team fights for a full 60 minutes, is well coached, and opportunistic; three more things not seen in Chicago in a long time.
Not even the loss in Green Bay could sour our opinion on how opportunistic we feel about Ben Johnson, Caleb Williams, this offensive line, and running game.
Rookies Colston Loveland, Luther Burden III, and Ozzy Trapilo have all been bright spots, and the team feels primed to get multiple Pro Bowlers.
Considering where the Bears are in the standings, this rivalry, and how much is at stake, tonight’s game is arguably one of the most important regular season games in franchise history.
Win or lose, I’m still going to be confident in the franchise’s direction next week, but if the Bears leave Soldier Field with a victory, I may find a way to vote early and often in next week’s Reacts survey.
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