Bears' Jeffery Simmons will be ready for Good, Better, Best next time

All-Pro defensive tackle Jeffery Simmons performed admirably in the Chicago Bears' 34-17 victory over the Seattle Seahawks. However, he had not yet been part of the Bears for a week when Monday night's game took place. Following the win, head coach Ben Johnson led the team in a unique postgame chant called "Good, Better, Best." During the footage of the chant, it became apparent that Simmons was still unfamiliar with the words.

Undeterred, Simmons has been studying the chant on YouTube and is confident he will be ready for the Bears' next game. He reached out to his college teammate Montez Sweat for help in learning the words, as they had a successful collegiate career together at Mississippi State. Simmons also highlighted the positive impact of being a part of a winning team, as he had experienced during his three years with the Tennessee Titans.

However, the Titans have not had a winning season since 2021, making it the first time Simmons has been part of a winning culture in five years. Chicago is currently favored to face the Tampa Bay Buccaneers on Sunday Night Football, and Simmons will have the opportunity to join his teammates in saying the "Good, Better, Best" chant.