Bears Reflect On What Needs To Be Fixed Before Showdown With The Saints
Searching for answers will certainly be at the top of head coach Matt Nagy's checklist this bye week.
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Searching for answers will certainly be at the top of head coach Matt Nagy's checklist this bye week.
Josh Jacobs scored his second touchdown of the game with a leap from the 2-yard line with 1:57 to play, capping a 97-yard drive that helped the Oakland Raiders rally after blowing a 17-point lead to beat the Chicago Bears on Sunday night.
Here are three things to watch for in the Bears game against the Raiders in London.
The Chicago Bears will head to London to face the Oakland Raiders for Sunday's game.
"When we kick a field goal, it's the loudest I've ever heard the stadium. And they're rowdy and they're loud, just like they are during soccer games. We're looking forward to it."
Sportsline senior analyst Larry Hartstein breaks down why the Bears will come out on top when they face the Raiders in London on Sunday.
"I think I can break them. Just got to be natural. It's got to be in the moment. They've probably heard all the jokes in the world."
Neither Nagy nor Smith would say what exactly it was that kept Smith out of last Sunday's game, with both of them continuing to go with the company line that it's a personal issue.
At a news conference after practice, head coach confirmed that Trubisky would most likely miss this weekend's game and is on a "day-to-day basis."
Smith practiced with the team on Wednesday and said "I will play this week" and addressed his absence by saying it was a personal issue that is behind him, that he's focused on moving forward and looking forward to playing in London.
