If Fridays are better after a Bears win, then what does that mean for Saturday? Maybe we’ll find out the answer to that question by the time we press publish on this post.
Some love for linebacker D’Marco Jackson at the top of this batch of BN Bears Bullets. Jackson’s six total tackles were the second-most on the team in Thursday’s win. He also recorded a pass defended. But it was his interception of Patriots quarterback Drake Maye that I cannot let fly under the radar. Looking back at it, that might have been the play of the game. If Maye completes the pass and New England hits the PAT, it would have given the Patriots the lead. Instead, Jackson plays it perfectly, Chicago scores a touchdown on the ensuing possession, and the Patriots never have a lead in the game. That game ball from Bears Head Coach Ben Johnson was well deserved.BEARS WIN! 24-Hour Rule | Vibe Check With Kyler Gordon | Bears Bits
Tyrique Stevenson two years ago was caught celebrating and not getting in position. Most teams would’ve cut him. But two years later still with Da Bears and making HUGE plays. Chicago appreciates the hell out of you 29. t.co/jlhqSAEB3m
— Lord Zito (@VivalaZito) October 23, 2026 I’ve liked what I’ve seen out of linebacker Devin Bush so far. That guy seems to always be flying around and near the ball, making plays. Bush’s 71.4 coverage grade is the 13th-best among the 72 linebackers who have played enough snaps to qualify for the Pro Football Focus leaderboard. This is why the Bears made him a priority free-agent target last offseason. Plus, he’s already taken over as the leader of the pre-game hype speech — a role that previously belonged to Kevin Byard III before he left in free agency to sign with the Patriots. This had me ridiculously pumped up:You know what time it is. t.co/yj8j4yigMR
— Chicago Bears (@ChicagoBears) October 23, 2026 An unsung hero on the offensive side of the ball was running back D’Andre Swift. The numbers weren’t eye-popping on TNF. Swift gained just 78 yards on 22 rushing attempts, but he scored a touchdown and played 86 percent of the team’s offensive snaps. This offense needed Swift to step up in Kyle Monangai’s absence, and he did by scoring four touchdowns in three games and eating up a fair amount of snaps in the process I hope Swift takes advantage of the mini-bye and rests. He deserves the time off. Fourth quarter fun facts from The MMQB’s Albert Breer: The Bears had 12 minutes and 21 seconds of possession in the 15-minute period, (2) they ran three times the amount of pof offensive plays (24-8), and (3) outgained the Patriots by a 110-36 margin. In other words, it was pure domination. Not only was that a statement win by the Bears, but it was also the type of game that solidifies this team’s identity. We’re seeing what the Bears are … and I like it. was a statement win by the Bears.CHECK OUT THE BN BEARS PODCAST: Apple | Spotify | YouTube
Bears Head Coach Ben Johnson on the time-of-possession domination: “I’ve never been one for the time of possession stat. I don’t know that that really equates to winning and losing, necessarily. And yet when you look up, we were possessing the ball more than our opponent more often than not. … It’s not something that we stress. We really talk more about getting explosive plays. I would rather have a one-play drive for a touchdown than a 10-play drive for a touchdown. But the ability to stay efficient, stay on schedule, I think that’s something that good offenses show that they can do.” (Pro Football Talk) The origin story for the Bill Swerski’s Superfans sketch is something I didn’t know I needed until right now:The man who created “Da Bears”, Robert Smigel, tells the story of how it originated ? #TNFonPrime t.co/7Zd6f55pFR
— NFL on Prime Video (@NFLonPrime) October 22, 2026 Here is something I didn’t realize until I saw this tweet from Larry Mayer: “Seems nearly impossible, but it’s true: Patriots HC Mike Vrabel is in his 27th NFL season as a player and coach and tonight will be his first career game at Soldier Field. He played one road game vs. Bears in 2002 when they played home games in Champaign, Ill.”FOLLOW US ON SOCIAL MEDIA: Facebook | Twitter | BlueSky
Bears All-Pro right tackle Darnell Wright was in attendance at Friday’s Blackhawks game. He deserved better than to see a lifeless loss to the Montreal Canadiens:Darnell Wright in the house tonight ?⬇️ t.co/XiMTLXZSSH
— Bleacher Nation Blackhawks (@BN_Blackhawks) October 24, 2026 A clutch Caleb Wilson led the Chicago Bulls to their first win of the season, a come-from-behind victory against the Milwaukee Bucks. I’ve gotta say: The Bucks don’t look the same without Giannis. Over at BN Cubs, Brett Taylor dives into how much payroll actually impacts competitiveness.More Bears From Bleacher Nation: Go Ad-Free | Subscribe to the BN Newsletter
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