It took nearly three quarters, but the Chicago Bears offense put together two impressive scoring drives to take the lead at the end of the third quarter against the Oakland Raiders.
Bears receiver Allen Robinson, the MVP of the offense this season, scored his first touchdown — and then second touchdown — of the season in the third quarter of Sunday’s game in London.
Robinson’s first touchdown came on second-and-goal from Oakland’s 4-yard line, where quarterback Chase Daniel found Robinson for a four-yard touchdown pass to cut the Raiders’ lead to three points.
Robinson’s second touchdown was set up by Tarik Cohen’s 71-yard punt return that set the Bears up at Oakland’s 16-yard line.
Daniel found Robinson for a 16-yard touchdown in the corner of the endzone to give Chicago its first lead of the game.
This is Robinson’s first multi-touchdown game since last season against the Lions in Week 10. This is the sixth multi-touchdown game of his career.
The Bears lead 21-17 in the fourth quarter.
