Halftime Recap: What Went Right and Wrong for the Bears
As we enter halftime in this low scoring 3-3 game between the Bears and Vikings, we are seeing both positives and negatives from the Bears.
To begin, let's talk about the plus side:
Justin Fields is having himself a great game so far, going 17/25 with 125 yards. He is making good moves even when the play is broken.
Also, the defense is dominating. In just 2 quarters, the team already has 2 interceptions (should be 3) and are all over Vikings QB Josh Dobbs. Dobbs has no time to throw, and the secondary is looking their very best.
Now, let's move on to the negative side:
The Bears are unable to capitalize. Even with perfect field position, they cannot find a way to score a TD. OC Luke Getsy is sticking to his boring screen passes, and kicker Cairo Santos messed up with a missed kick early on.
Next, the penalties. Penalty after penalty after penalty. It's just too much, and could end up costing the Bears the game. This team needs to take it easy on the false starts and late hits.
All in all, this Bears team is looking much better then the Vikings, but if they keep on making mistakes in the red zone, then they will not win this game.
| POLL | ||
27 NOVEMBRE | 42 ANSWERS Halftime Recap: What Went Right and Wrong for the Bears who is better? | ||
| justin fields | 32 | 76.2 % |
| josh dobbs | 10 | 23.8 % |
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