What in the world are we supposed to do with this one, this latest embarrassment from the Chicago Bears, the team’s record-setting ninth consecutive loss that went into the books Sunday as a 41-10 pummeling by the Detroit Lions?
Chicago Bears quarterback Justin Fields heads to the locker room after a loss to the Detroit Lions at Ford Field, Jan. 1, 2023.
The Bears went right down the field on the opening possession. Nine plays, 75 yards, touchdown. Looked good. Felt good. From there, though, over the final 55 minutes and 54 seconds, the Bears were outgained by 344 yards and outscored 41-3. Their embarrassing moments seemed to triple their big plays. Lions running back D'Andre Swift finds some room along the sideline in the fourth quarter against the Bears on Sunday, Jan. 1, 2023, at Ford Field in Detroit.
And on the final play of the first half, he threw an interception to Aidan Hutchinson on a play that seemed all sorts of discombobulated as the Bears tried to squeeze something out of a possession that began at the Lions 45 with 7 seconds left.That was just one snapshot in a collage of ugliness. The offensive line was shaky all day. Fields didn’t seem very settled in the pocket.
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