Bears report card: How we graded Chicago in Week 3 win over Eagles
Here's how we graded the Chicago Bears following their huge prime-time win over the Philadelphia Eagles.
The Chicago Bears delivered an impressive performance in their Week 3 victory over the Philadelphia Eagles, overcoming adversity with a strong showing from their offense, defense, special teams, and coaching staff. The offense, led by third-string quarterback Caleb Williams, managed to score 27 points against a formidable Eagles team, with Case Keenum's accuracy and protection being key factors.
The Eagles picked up on his tendencies, but the Bears still managed to secure first downs and keep the game moving. The defense, despite being expected to be a weakness, held up well, giving up only 16 points in the final two weeks and forcing turnovers to create opportunities. Special teams also delivered a solid performance, with kicker Cairo Santos accurately executing his kicks and punter Tory Taylor proving to be one of the league's top punters.
Coaching head coach Ben Johnson received praise for his aggressive and strategic approach, with the team scoring an additional 20 points to secure a 27-7 victory. Overall, the Bears' performance in this game showcases their ability to overcome challenges and execute well under pressure, positioning them well for the postseason.
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