The Chicago Bears’ losing streak extended to four games with their 22-14 loss to the Philadelphia Eagles.
Their struggles hit new lows with an historically bad first half, and Mitchell Trubisky gave fans just enough hope in the second half to draw them back in before an all-too-familiar collapse to end the game.
The defense held the Eagles under 20 points, but with an offense as anemic as Matt Nagy’s, it never quite felt like enough from Chuck Pagano’s crew.
Very few Bears can avoid blame for loss number five, with problems that go well beyond quarterback and head coach.
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