5 takeaways from Bears’ 34-10 preseason win over Browns, including Tyson Bagent’s day and defense’s splash plays

1. The Chicago Bears achieved their first points of the game through a 49-yard touchdown reception by running back Salvon Ahmed, marking a turning point in their preseason opener against the Cleveland Browns. 2. Defensive back Beanie Bishop Jr. made significant contributions to the Bears' victory with two crucial interceptions in the fourth quarter, showcasing his defensive prowess.

3. Kaden Davis emerged as a standout receiver for the Bears, catching four passes for 88 yards in the game and playing a pivotal role in the team's offensive success. 4. The Bears' defense struggled initially, as they allowed the Browns to score easily during their first three possessions. However, they showed glimpses of improvement as defensive lineman Jamree Kromah recorded two sacks, contributing to the team's defensive performance.

5. Quarterback Tyson Bagent initially showed room for improvement, as he struggled with accuracy and decision-making. Nevertheless, he demonstrated potential and was able to turn things around in the second half, connecting with wide receiver Maurice Alexander for a touchdown.