Foles, Bears Shut Down By Indianapolis Colts
Philip Rivers threw a touchdown pass on Indianapolis's first possession, and the Colts shut down Nick Foles and the Chicago Bears in a victory Sunday.
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Philip Rivers threw a touchdown pass on Indianapolis's first possession, and the Colts shut down Nick Foles and the Chicago Bears in a victory Sunday.
It may be rescheduled for Monday or Tuesday after players from both teams tested positive for COVID-19: Reportedly, Patriots quarterback Cam Newton and Chiefs practice squad quarterback Jordan Ta'amu.
In Week 4 in the NFC North, the undefeated Bears and Packers look to keep their winning streaks alive, while the winless Vikings look to turn their season around.
Can the Bears ride Nick Foles to 4-0 record or will the Indianapolis Colts buck that trend?
The Bears are rolling with Nick Foles in Week 4. NFL on CBS lead reporter Tracy Wolfson says she believes this is perfect timing for the team.
Nick Foles threw three touchdown passes in the fourth quarter to hand the Atlanta Falcons another humiliating defeat, rallying the Bears from a 16-point deficit for a victory on Sunday.
Can the Bears really get to 3-0 with a win over the Falcons? If a couple of the guys CBS 2's Matt Zahn talks about in Three Things to Watch, step up, maybe they can.
Legendary Bear Gale Sayers has died at the age of 77, according to the Pro Football Hall of Fame.
Mitchell Trubisky threw two touchdown passes and the Chicago Bears hung on to beat the New York Giants on Sunday.
The Bears play host to the New York Giants at Soldier Field on CBS 2 Sunday at noon. It's third straight year these two NFC teams have clashed. The last two games were decided by no more than five points.
