The Bears' offense was on a roll on Sunday. QB Justin Fields played very nicely. In fact, he played his best game as a pro yet. But, it wasn't enough for the Bears as they fell short in the end...
However, a lot of the talk on social media after the Dolphins' 35-32 win Sunday wasn't about the Miami defense stopping Chicago on its final drive of the game. It was about how the referees seemingly ripped the game away from Fields and new Bear Chase Claypool on a pass interference no-call.
Indeed, with less than 2 minutes to go, Fields threw up a deep ball to Claypool on a key third down from Chicago's 42-yard line. Keion Crossen had his arm around Claypool's waist as the receiver went up for the ball, failing to haul in the catch. No flag was thrown...