Durkin: Cutler's Finest (Half) Hour
"Jay kept telling us we were still in it," Martellus Bennett said.
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"Jay kept telling us we were still in it," Martellus Bennett said.
Sunday marked Chicago's first win in San Francisco in 29 years.
The Bears overcame adversity to beat the 49ers, 28-20.
Jay Cutler was splendid, but the running game has to get going.
From so many perspectives, this Bears win felt like it may have mattered.
Jay Cutler threw four touchdowns, and the defense forced four turnovers.
Early season injuries are testing the depth of the Bears and 49ers.
Chicago's mindset is as important as anything.
Keep the faith, but be ready to acknowledge the end could be near for the Bears.
Establishing the run takes on more importance Sunday night, Jay Cutler says.
Josh Morgan's mother was among those working in the Pentagon on 9/11.
Jay Cutler's postgame demeanor has Bears officials rankled.
Chicago must fix its run defense with more zone read-heavy offenses on the slate.
Two interceptions by Jay Cutler proved oh-so-costly Sunday in a loss to the Bills.
The Bears won't say it, but the concern is quite palpable.
Matt Forte was really good. The pass rush wasn't.
With what lies ahead, we'll soon discover what Chicago's made of.
It seemed so methodical, like the Bears could do no wrong.
"We've got to accept responsibility for it," Bears coach Marc Trestman says.
Briggs being slow, Conte being bad, Jay still being Jay, Tucker coaching -- we have it all.
Fred Jackson turned toward the sideline and didn't stop until he put the Buffalo Bills in position for the win.
It's only Week 1, but Chicago needs to take care of business to reach its lofty goals.
If Buffalo is forced to the air, a Chicago win will be in the works.
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Think about it this way: It took a historic performance by a backup QB in 2013 to get to .500.
