Because they share their last name, it made sense that Chicago Bears edge rusher Daniel Hardy celebrated a Drake Maye sack by hitting WWE legend Jeff Hardy’s iconic dance. During the fourth quarter of the Bears’ win over the New England Patriots, Maye was sacked by Hardy. Afterward, he started hitting Jeff Hardy’s iconic taunt, […]
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The Chicago Bears look unstoppable once against now that Caleb Williams is back. Chicago defeated New England in a 30-24 shootout on Thursday Night Football. Chicago’s franchise quarterback played another incredible game that etched his name in the team’s history books. ESPN’s Adam Schefter explained how Williams accomplished an impressive feat not seen in Bears […]
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The Baltimore Ravens leap from eighth to seventh in the AFC playoff race without playing, thanks to the New England Patriots’ 4‑3 loss on Thursday. All 4‑2 teams—including the Chiefs, Bills, Jaguars, Browns, Broncos, Steelers and now the Ravens—move up, placing Baltimore in the final Wild Card spot. The article breaks down the intricate tiebreakers: the AFC North ranks Browns, Steelers, then Ravens; the conference’s 4‑2 cluster puts the Jaguars third, Browns fourth, and the Broncos, Steelers and Ravens as Wild Card contenders, with the Broncos leading AFC record. Upcoming divisional games this week could reshape the standings further.
New England's not getting the kind of production that they expected from the former Super Bowl champion.
Garrett Wilson’s target share has been a major topic of conversation in New York Jets land, especially after Sunday’s loss to the New England Patriots, when he was targeted just six times. Well, it appears the Jets’ coaching staff is well aware of those frustrations. Speaking to reporters Thursday, offensive coordinator Frank Reich said Wilson’s ...
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The Chicago Bears' 31‑24 win over the New England Patriots lifts them to 5‑2, cementing second place in a tightly contested NFC North behind the 5‑0 Vikings. With the Lions at 3‑2 and the Packers at 4‑2, Thursday night’s matchup between Detroit and Green Bay will likely decide the division’s third contender. Early playoff projections show the Bears occupying a wild‑card slot, while the Vikings and 49ers lead their divisions. Although the Lions currently hold the final NFC wild‑card spot, a loss could jeopardize their chances as the rest of the conference struggles to keep pace.
Chicago Bears head coach Ben Johnson's gutsy decision to let kicker Cairo Santos attempt a 58-yard field goal late in the fourth quarter of Thursday's 30-24 win over the New England Patriots was heavily influenced by Santos himself.
Per NFL Network’s Ian Rapoport, Bears HC Ben Johnson said, “I don’t think it looked very good,” when talking about TE Cole Kmet‘s knee injury. Kmet was carted off after a non-contact knee injury during the team’s Week 7 win over the Patriots on Thursday night. Rapoport adds Kmet will undergo more tests to determine […]
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A.J. Brown struggled in the Patriots’ 30-24 loss to the Chicago Bears, catching just three of six targets for 48 yards—the fourth‑most on the team—after returning from a high‑ankle sprain. Despite playing 92% of snaps and hauling 142 air yards, he couldn’t convert deep throws, echoing a quiet 27‑yard effort against the Jets four days earlier. Coach Mike Vrabel remains optimistic, noting Brown’s role in the offense and the recent loss of Romeo Douws, which could boost his target share. Fantasy managers are urged to stay patient; Brown is a WR3 with upside in PPR leagues, but a trade may be considered while his value is low.
The Patriots fall short in Chicago, losing 30-21 in a winnable game. Between Alijah Vera-Tucker and Romeo Doubs recently landing on injured reserve and Carlton Davis III being unable to go on a short week, New England was shorthanded entering a tough road environment. Still, the team had plenty of chances to upset the Bears [...]
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The Chicago Bears defeated the New England Patriots 30-24 in a matchup where Chicago held the advantage in EPA per play. The Bears generated 0.16 EPA per play compared to 0.03 for the Patriots. The noise-canceled score was 30-26 in Chicago's favor, offering another perspective on the statistical review.
The New England Patriots had several standout performances against the Chicago Bears, but costly mistakes ultimately spoiled another strong night from Drake Maye.
Week 7 got underway with Thursday night's showdown between the New England Patriots and Chicago Bears. As managers prepare for the remainder of the schedule, some will inevitably need to turn to the waiver wire for reinforcements.
Patriots star wideout A.J. Brown faces criticism after catching just six passes for 75 yards in Week 6 against the Jets and Thursday’s loss to the Bears, prompting his inclusion in the blog’s “loser” list. Despite the slump, Brown says he isn’t frustrated, citing his veteran perspective and the attention defenses give his teammates. He notes limited practice time after a high‑ankle sprain and emphasizes letting quarterback Drake Maye work within the game plan. The piece examines whether the 29‑year‑old can rebound after a rough start to the season.
The Chicago Bears pulled away from the New England Patriots with a 30-24 victory. However, former Bears player Kyle Long was reminded of a harsh memory during the game, courtesy of Thursday Night Football announcers Kirk Herbstreit and Al Michaels. “Just to be crystal clear I’ve had it up to *here* having to endure the […]
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The Patriots’ 30-24 loss to the Chicago Bears on Oct. 23 was defined by missed tackles—16 total, double the eight they allowed against the Jets the week before. Coach Mike Vrabel blames the poor tackling against stars like D’Andre Swift, Luther Burden III and Caleb Williams, noting it led to extra yards and scores. Burden’s 130 yards and a TD came after a busted block, and a naked bootleg play let Williams hit tight end Colston Loveland for another two‑point swing. New England recorded three sacks but 25 pressures couldn’t force turnovers, and Williams finished with 308 yards, two touchdowns. The article dissects how the defensive breakdown cost New England the game.
The Chicago Bears upset the New England Patriots 30-24 on Oct. 22, boosting their record to 5-2. Quarterback Caleb Williams threw for 308 yards and two touchdowns, earning an NFL‑ranked No. 4 PFN QB Impact grade of 84.2. The Bears’ offense now averages 40 points per game in healthy, non‑rain outings, while the defense generated key pressure but still shows gaps, highlighted by Jaylon Johnson’s sub‑par play despite his lucrative contract. With a short week before facing Seattle, the win positions Chicago as a playoff contender and a potential dark horse in the NFC North.
Prime Video’s Thursday Night Football took an interesting turn for fans on October 22, not because of the developments on the gridiron but due to a comment made by host Charissa Thompson. During the New England Patriots vs. Chicago Bears broadcast, Thompson made a quip about her failed marriages that went viral. According to an […]
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Mike Vrabel walked into Soldier Field with the Patriots riding a three-game winning streak, fresh off a 26-19 victory over the Jets. The head coach has been the driving force behind New England’s turnaround this season. Yet Thursday night’s showdown with the Bears produced a sideline moment that quickly spread across social media, and it […]
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Ben Johnson's Bears defeated the Patriots 30-24, but Chicago may have discovered something even more important about its ability to win tough games.
Alijah Vera-Tucker going onto injured reserve means the Patriots need to make a big-time move to fix their offensive line before the trade deadline.
The Chicago Bears defeated the New England Patriots 30-24, going up 5-2 in the league. But during Thursday Night Football, it was Al Michaels who made headlines, with a former FOX Sports host commenting on a recent call in the game. “Al Michaels so old, he don’t even care no more… ‘I’ve been on McAfee […]
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Patriots rookie QB Drake Maye laments a second‑quarter interception that proved pivotal in New England’s 30‑24 loss to the Chicago Bears on Thursday night. After a solid start—including a rushing TD and a 30‑yard TD pass to rookie TE Eli Raridon—Maye’s seam throw was picked off, denying the Patriots a potential go‑ahead score. Maye finished with a season‑high 77.4% completion rate, 151 yards and a TD, but the turnover and missed chances in the fourth quarter kept New England from overtaking Chicago’s 27‑21 lead. Coach Mike Vrabel praised Maye’s poise under pressure, noting he’ll learn from the mistake.
The Patriots fell 30-24 to the Bears on Thursday night, exposing key issues that could shape their season. Injuries left the team thin, forcing backups like Marcus Jones and Christian Elliss into tough spots where missed tackles cost momentum. Rookie edge rusher Gabe Jacas shined, but the defense still sputtered, especially on a 3rd‑and‑17 TD allowed in the first half. Quarterback Drake Maye was the bright spot, leading both passing and rushing, yet his red‑zone interception proved pivotal. A.J. Brown remained a non‑factor, raising doubts about the value of the recent trade for him. The loss highlights the Patriots’ turnover woes and depth concerns heading into the next game.
Drake Maye reflects on his costly interception after Chicago ends New England's three-game winning streak.