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Leading up to Sunday night, Brandon Staley was looking for his Los Angeles Chargers to have a game where they could put all three phases together. Justin Herbert was hoping for a performance where he didn't spend five minutes discussing the broken middle finger on his non-throwing hand. Both can say they reached their goals as the Chargers routed the Chicago Bears 30-13 in front of a prime-time audience.

Quarterback Justin Fields will miss his third consecutive game because of a dislocated right thumb, and rookie Tyson Bagent will continue to start in his place when the Chicago Bears visit the New Orleans Saints this week, coach Matt Eberflus said Monday. Eberflus said Fields remains “week to week” but is “improving.” “He's progressing, I can just say that,” Eberflus said.

The Chicago Bears went from a feel-good story to an all-too-familiar feeling. Coach Matt Eberflus said Justin Fields will miss his third consecutive game because of a dislocated right thumb and rookie Tyson Bagent will start again in his place. Eberflus said Fields remains “week to week” but is “improving.”

The Bears enter their sixth season under Dana Ford and fans are still waiting for the championships he promised. Will this finally be the year?

Tyson Bagent generated plenty of headlines in leading the Chicago Bears to a victory in his first NFL start. The undrafted rookie gets a chance on a prime-time stage to show he is more than a one-game wonder. Bagent and the Bears travel to Southern California to face the reeling Los Angeles Chargers Sunday night.