Game balls for the Denver Broncos 31-28 win over the Chicago Bears
The Denver Broncos come back in the second half to beat the Chicago Bears, 31-28. Here are Mile High Report’s game balls for this game!
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The Denver Broncos come back in the second half to beat the Chicago Bears, 31-28. Here are Mile High Report’s game balls for this game!
The Bears coach said he would make the same call “based on the scenario that was there” if he had it to do all over again. Khalil Herbert was stopped for no gain, the Broncos responded with a 51-yard field goal and won, 31-28 to drop the Bears to 0-4.
Winning does not cure all ills in the view of Sean Payton, who isn’t about to let the Denver Broncos feel too good about themselves after his first win as their coach. Beating the sad-sack Chicago Bears 31-28 on Sunday sure beats giving up 10 touchdowns in a 50-point loss at Miami a week earlier, but the celebration was muted when the Broncos watched the video Monday and found that the blunders exceeded the highlights. Denver only allowed one sack, but guard Ben Powers was the only O-lineman who didn't get flagged as the Broncos committed five false starts.
When the Broncos had every right to quit on Sean Payton, proud NFL veterans Russell Wilson and Kareem Jackson stepped up to save this irascible, unlovable Denver coach.
The Denver Broncos complete a 21-point comeback in the second half to win their first game of the year in a 31-28 thriller against the Chicago Bears.