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BEARS OFFENSE: OVERALL (T-14), RUSH (T-7), PASS (17), SCORING (T-15). BEARS DEFENSE: OVERALL (22), RUSH (T-13), PASS (T-25), SCORING (31). BUCCANEERS OFFENSE: OVERALL (26), RUSH (25), PASS (19), SCORING (T-15).
Chicago Bears quarterback Justin Fields wishes he aired it out more in a disappointing season-opening loss to Jordan Love and the Green Bay Packers. “I felt like I was a little bit too conservative at times during the game," Fields said on Wednesday. Fields gets another chance to start showing he can become the passer the Bears would like him to be when Chicago visits Tampa Bay on Sunday.
Their time in the Ditka gear included the groomsmen taking part in a choreographed dance to "Bear Down, Chicago Bears."
Jordan Love looked like he might be ready to follow in the footsteps of Brett Favre and Aaron Rodgers, throwing for three touchdowns to lead the Green Bay Packers to a 38-20 season-opening victory over the Chicago Bears on Sunday. Aaron Jones ran for a touchdown and caught one, helping the Packers pull away in the second half for their ninth straight win over the Bears. Green Bay was 25-5 against Chicago with Rodgers, counting an NFC championship game win at Soldier Field in the 2010 season, and the Packers were 22-10 in games Favre started.
A big season for Justin Fields got off to a rough start Sunday. Fields lost a fumble and threw an interception as the Chicago Bears fell apart in the second half of an ugly 38-20 loss to the Green Bay Packers. The dynamic quarterback was sacked four times and noticeably outplayed by Jordan Love, who was making his second career start for Green Bay.