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I’m still in awe when I think about Colston Loveland’s performance on Sunday. Getting a game ball should be just the tip of the iceberg. One of the sentiments I saw shared in a wide swath of places is that Sunday’s Bears-Bengals game was emblematic of Cincy’s season. Thinking about it that way had me thinking about how that game was a snap shot of what the Bears were at this time last year. Seeing Chicago’s football team go from a squad that finds ways to lose games to one that escapes from would-be losses with victories is a testament to how important coaching change can be. I’m so glad Ben Johnson signed onto be the Bears head coach instead of choosing the Raiders or whatever other teams were banging down his door.BEARS WIN! Recap | Instant Grades | Highlights | Nightcap
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Another random favorite thing that happened on Sunday: Blitzing Joe Flacco on the Hail Mary throw. Forcing the issue, pushing Flacco off his spot, and making an injured quarterback wing it down field with pressure coming his way was the perfect way to handle that last gasp attempt from Cincy’s QB. And it is a surefire way to avoid a Fail Mary sequel. Chicago’s defense didn’t have a good day at the office, but Defensive Coordinator Dennis Allen deserves a tip of the cap. Weird Joe Flacco games vs. the Bears are normal, I suppose:Anyone notice how crazy every game with Joe Flacco is when he plays the Bears?2013 Bears 23, Ravens 20, OT, massive weather delay when the skies turned purple2017 Bears 27, Ravens 24, OT, Ravens two ST TDs, Adrian Amos 90 yard INT TD2019 Bears 19, Broncos 17, Broncos take…
— Bill Zimmerman (@BillTZimmerman) November 3, 2025 Those games, coupled with Flacco’s elimination of my alma mater in a playoff game I attended as a student, made watching him lose on Sunday feel so darn cathartic. Big plays (as defined within this post) are runs that go for 10+ yards and receptions that go for 20+ yards. The Beas had six different players generate explosive plays in Sunday’s win. And in the case of DJ Moore, he had an explosive run (what might’ve been the craziest TD had it not been for Colston Loveland’s game-winner) and and explosive reception. I enjoy watching Kyle Monangai run the ball. He still needs to work on pass protection. And I need him to study some D’Andre Swift tape because I think it could help him position himself better as a receiver out of the backfield. But still … watching Monangai run downhill, churn his legs, move the pile, and fall forward makes for an aesthetically pleasing viewing experience. This isn’t the Sonic and Knuckles Show that the Detroit Lions have with Jahmyr Gibbs and David Montgomery, but I have faith in Ben Johnson getting the most out of his tandem backs in Chicago. Cincinnati Bengals safety Jordan Battle (27) and Cincinnati Bengals safety Geno Stone (22) tackles Chicago Bears running back Kyle Monangai (25) in the second quarter of the NFL football game between Chicago Bears and Cincinnati Bengals at Paycor Stadium in Cincinnati on Nov. 2, 2025. / © Albert Cesare/The Enquirer / USA TODAY NETWORK via Imagn Images A Kyle Monangai Fun Fact: The draft pick the Bears acquired from the Bengals in the trade that sent Khalil Herbert to Cincy last year was the one Chicago used to pick yesterday’s leading rusher. That is the kind of factoid that might make some folks want to hold onto late-round picks with the 2025 NFL Trade Deadline coming tomorrow. In case you were wondering where Khalil Herbert is, the former Bears back is on the New York Jets. Herbert has spent time with three teams this seaso, signing with the Indianapolis Colts and spending training camp with them before landing on the Seattle Seahawks’ practice squad ahead of his pivot to New York. Life as a running back in the NFL can change in the blink of an eye.CHECK OUT THE BN BEARS PODCAST: Apple | Spotify | YouTube
Three cheers for Brittain Brown! A seventh-round pick by the Las Vegas Raiders in 2022, Brown played his first offensive snap ever on Sunday. It was out of necessity because D’Andre Swift and Roschon Johnson were out of the lineup. But Brown made the most of the time on the field by running for 37 yards on five carries. That 22-yard touchdown run was a treat. Facts I need time to digest: Caleb Williams (2 catches, 22 yards, 1 TD) had a better receiving day than Rome Odunze (3 targets, 0 catches). Spin zone: I am going to take it as a good sign that Caleb Williams posted a 3 TD-0 INT game with a 114.8 passer rating on a day in which wide receiver Rome Odunze had 0 receptions on 3 targets.MORE BEARS FROM BLEACHER NATION: Go Ad-Free | Subscribe to the BN Newsletter
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