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Here’s a quick breakdown of what we saw during Sunday's game and how we graded the Bears in their loss to the Vikings.

Our Bears Wire staff is sharing their thoughts about Sunday's not-so-demoralizing loss to the Vikings.

Bears HC Matt Eberflus embraced his boldness against the Vikings, which included an onside kick attempt that almost succeeded.

The Bears lost to the Vikings 29-22, but it didn't feel like a defeat given QB Justin Fields' growth.

MINNEAPOLIS — All across the visitors locker room at U.S. Bank Stadium, the dismay was obvious. As hard as Chicago Bears players tried to embrace their spirited comeback effort Sunday — a rally from 18 points down to take a fourth-quarter lead — the result remained too painful.

Eberflus’ gambit to capitalize on a rare moment of Bears momentum didn’t work, and the Vikings won 29-22. But it showed, for the first time this season, that the first-time head coach will try to play with cunning.

A second-half comeback falls short, thanks to a very bad fumble.

Bears WR N'Keal Harry was designated to return from IR this week, but he won't suit up in Sunday's game vs. Vikings.

The second-round draft pick has had his ups and downs in his first four games as an NFL starter. But Eberflus called it “pretty typical” for a rookie and he’s confident he’ll learn from his mistakes and be a bigger factor this season. “He’s learning as he goes and he’s…

The Bears have just seven sacks so far, but their poor run defense isn’t providing the obvious passing situation every pass rusher craves.

Cousins has struggled by his own standards this season — he has an 84.1 passer rating, which looks a lot more like a Chicago quarterback — but the Bears can ill afford to ignore him Sunday.