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Consider it a crisis for the Chicago Bears. A 41-10 beatdown by Patrick Mahomes and the Kansas City Chiefs was the final blow during a brutal week for a franchise reeling with 13 consecutive losses. “Just gotta have belief,” coach Matt Eberflus said Monday.
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All four 0-3 teams are playing each other, and for the Bears, Broncos, Vikings and Panthers, their games could forecast Williams' future.
Well, the Chiefs tight end had a good day.
The Chicago Bears could have turned around what had been a miserable week with 60 minutes of inspired football Sunday. In what became a one-sided lashing at the hands of the Kansas City Chiefs, the woebegone Bears allowed scores on seven consecutive possessions, turned the ball over twice, produced 203 yards of total offense and absorbed several more injuries to a defense that came into the game with enough of them already. "They hung in there together,” Bears coach Matt Eberflus said, trying to put a positive spin on a drab day.
No. 3 Texas opens its Big 12 schedule on the road at Baylor on Saturday. The Longhorns (3-0) are 15-point favorites.