Bears barrier sparkles with 4 capture attempts in 15-6 prevail upon Rams
The Bears guard close down the Rams like no other group could this season Sunday night at Soldier Field to pull off a 15-6 agitate before a national gathering of people.
The Rams entered the diversion averaging 34.9 focuses per amusement, had scored under 30 points just twice all season and hadn't scored less than 23 out of a solitary amusement.
Be that as it may, the Bears over and over stuffed running back Todd Gurley, holding him to a season-low 28 surging yards, and blocked quarterback Jared Goff multiple times to hand the Rams only their second misfortune this season.
The barrier's enormous appearing on a solidifying night in Chicago compensated for an unsteady execution from quarterback Mitch Trubisky in his arrival from a two-diversion nonattendance in light of correct shoulder damage. Trubisky tossed three block attempts however had a second from last quarter touchdown pass that gave the Bears a two-score lead.
It is the second in a row prime-time diversion the Bears protection has sparkled. They close down the Vikings in a 25-20 triumph on Nov. 18. Roquan Smith, Eddie Jackson, Kyle Fuller and Prince Amukamara thought of the capture attempts against Goff, with Amukamara's basically fixing the amusement on the Rams' last drive.
The Bears got an opportunity to expand a 15-6 lead with 2:45 to play, yet kicker Cody Parkey missed a 38-yard field objective wide left.
Here's the way the amusement unfurled:
Rams miss 40-yard field objective
Rams kicker Greg Zuerlein missed a 40-yard field objective endeavor off the correct upstanding with 10:11 to play in the final quarter, leaving the Bears with a 15-6 lead.
The Bears protection kept on keeping the group in the diversion prior in the second half, after Bears quarterback Mitch Trubisky tossed his third capture attempt of the amusement, to security John Johnson III, who restored the pick to the Bears' 27-yard line.
Be that as it may, on the following play, Bears cornerback Kyle Fuller picked off Rams quarterback Jared Goff, his seventh capture attempt of the season.
Rams take early 3-0 lead
Rams kicker Greg Zuerlein made a 27-yard field goal with 9:12 left in first quarter to give the Rams a 3-0 lead Sunday night against the Bears.
Chicago Bears • Los Angeles Rams • Mitch Trubisky • Matt Nagy • Jared Goff
The Rams started their drive when cornerback Marcus Peters intercepted Mitch Trubisky on the Bears' first drive. He returned it 48 yards to the Bears’ 15-yard line.
However, the Bears forced Rams quarterback Jared Goff to throw an incomplete pass on third-and-4 from the 9-yard line to force the field goal attempt.
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The Bears guard close down the Rams like no other group could this season Sunday night at Soldier Field to pull off a 15-6 agitate before a national gathering of people.
The Rams entered the diversion averaging 34.9 focuses per amusement, had scored under 30 points just twice all season and hadn't scored less than 23 out of a solitary amusement.
Be that as it may, the Bears over and over stuffed running back Todd Gurley, holding him to a season-low 28 surging yards, and blocked quarterback Jared Goff multiple times to hand the Rams only their second misfortune this season.
The barrier's enormous appearing on a solidifying night in Chicago compensated for an unsteady execution from quarterback Mitch Trubisky in his arrival from a two-diversion nonattendance in light of correct shoulder damage. Trubisky tossed three block attempts however had a second from last quarter touchdown pass that gave the Bears a two-score lead.
It is the second in a row prime-time diversion the Bears protection has sparkled. They close down the Vikings in a 25-20 triumph on Nov. 18. Roquan Smith, Eddie Jackson, Kyle Fuller and Prince Amukamara thought of the capture attempts against Goff, with Amukamara's basically fixing the amusement on the Rams' last drive.
The Bears got an opportunity to expand a 15-6 lead with 2:45 to play, yet kicker Cody Parkey missed a 38-yard field objective wide left.
Here's the way the amusement unfurled:
Rams miss 40-yard field objective
Rams kicker Greg Zuerlein missed a 40-yard field objective endeavor off the correct upstanding with 10:11 to play in the final quarter, leaving the Bears with a 15-6 lead.
The Bears protection kept on keeping the group in the diversion prior in the second half, after Bears quarterback Mitch Trubisky tossed his third capture attempt of the amusement, to security John Johnson III, who restored the pick to the Bears' 27-yard line.
Be that as it may, on the following play, Bears cornerback Kyle Fuller picked off Rams quarterback Jared Goff, his seventh capture attempt of the season.
Rams take early 3-0 lead
Rams kicker Greg Zuerlein made a 27-yard field goal with 9:12 left in first quarter to give the Rams a 3-0 lead Sunday night against the Bears.
Chicago Bears • Los Angeles Rams • Mitch Trubisky • Matt Nagy • Jared Goff
The Rams started their drive when cornerback Marcus Peters intercepted Mitch Trubisky on the Bears' first drive. He returned it 48 yards to the Bears’ 15-yard line.
However, the Bears forced Rams quarterback Jared Goff to throw an incomplete pass on third-and-4 from the 9-yard line to force the field goal attempt.
More
Twitter @ChiTribKane
3 keys for the Bears against the Rams: Can Aaron Donald and Todd Gurley be contained? »
Brad Biggs: If the Rams were a blueprint for Bears this year, does their aggressive offseason give GM Ryan Pace more to consider? »
Rich Campbell: Similarities between Matt Nagy and Sean McVay hint at a budding rivalry between the Bears and Rams »
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