Chicago Bears Take Down Philadelphia Eagles 24-15 on Black Friday for Fifth Straight Win
In a dominating performance, the Chicago Bears ran over the reeling Philadelphia Eagles on Black Friday night, securing their fifth straight victory and propelling themselves to the top of the NFC North. Led by rookie coach Ben Johnson, the surprising Bears (9-3) dismantled the struggling Eagles (8-4), marking a stark contrast to last season's embarrassing loss at Detroit that led to Matt Eberflus' firing.
The Bears' running game was a force to be reckoned with, as Kyle Monangai and D'Andre Swift combined for 255 yards on the ground, including a pair of touchdowns. The Eagles, meanwhile, struggled mightily, unable to find their footing against one of the worst run defenses in the NFL.
Philadelphia's Jalen Hurts had a decent game, throwing for 230 yards and two touchdowns, but it wasn't enough to overcome the Bears' relentless pressure. The Eagles' offense showed few signs of life, with quarterback Caleb Williams completing just 17 of 36 passes for 154 yards and a touchdown.
The turning point came when Jalen Hurts fumbled on a crucial play, giving the Bears possession and allowing them to capitalize on a seven-yard pass from Williams to Colston Loveland. From there, Monangai ripped off a 31-yard run on the first play of the ensuing drive, setting up a four-yard touchdown run that made it 17-9 early in the fourth.
The Eagles' only glimmer of hope came late in the game, when Hurts connected with AJ Brown for a 33-yard touchdown. However, the extra point attempt was missed by kicker Jake Elliott, and the Bears held on for the win.
As the Eagles continue to struggle, fans are growing increasingly frustrated, chanting "Fire Kevin!" as they flee the stadium. Meanwhile, the Bears remain confident, knowing that their running game is a key component of their success. With three linebackers out with injuries, Chicago's defense was able to impose its will on Philadelphia, securing a crucial win in the process.
The stage is now set for a showdown between the Bears and Green Bay Packers on December 7th, as Chicago looks to extend their winning streak and solidify their position at the top of the NFC North.
In a dominating performance, the Chicago Bears ran over the reeling Philadelphia Eagles on Black Friday night, securing their fifth straight victory and propelling themselves to the top of the NFC North. Led by rookie coach Ben Johnson, the surprising Bears (9-3) dismantled the struggling Eagles (8-4), marking a stark contrast to last season's embarrassing loss at Detroit that led to Matt Eberflus' firing.
The Bears' running game was a force to be reckoned with, as Kyle Monangai and D'Andre Swift combined for 255 yards on the ground, including a pair of touchdowns. The Eagles, meanwhile, struggled mightily, unable to find their footing against one of the worst run defenses in the NFL.
Philadelphia's Jalen Hurts had a decent game, throwing for 230 yards and two touchdowns, but it wasn't enough to overcome the Bears' relentless pressure. The Eagles' offense showed few signs of life, with quarterback Caleb Williams completing just 17 of 36 passes for 154 yards and a touchdown.
The turning point came when Jalen Hurts fumbled on a crucial play, giving the Bears possession and allowing them to capitalize on a seven-yard pass from Williams to Colston Loveland. From there, Monangai ripped off a 31-yard run on the first play of the ensuing drive, setting up a four-yard touchdown run that made it 17-9 early in the fourth.
The Eagles' only glimmer of hope came late in the game, when Hurts connected with AJ Brown for a 33-yard touchdown. However, the extra point attempt was missed by kicker Jake Elliott, and the Bears held on for the win.
As the Eagles continue to struggle, fans are growing increasingly frustrated, chanting "Fire Kevin!" as they flee the stadium. Meanwhile, the Bears remain confident, knowing that their running game is a key component of their success. With three linebackers out with injuries, Chicago's defense was able to impose its will on Philadelphia, securing a crucial win in the process.
The stage is now set for a showdown between the Bears and Green Bay Packers on December 7th, as Chicago looks to extend their winning streak and solidify their position at the top of the NFC North.
! Their running game is insane, Kyle Monangai and D'Andre Swift are a dynamic duo 
. And that defense? Forget about it 
they're so fierce, I feel bad for opposing teams. It's crazy to think they went from struggling last season to being one of the top teams in the league now 
. The fact that Ben Johnson is leading them and getting such great results must be a testament to his coaching skills 
. Can't wait to see how they take on the Packers next month, it's gonna be a tough game 
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i love how chicago's running game is killing it monangai & swift are absolute beasts 
can't wait to see what happens next, bears vs packers on dec 7th should be epic 
i cant even rn the chicago bears are on FIRE 
this black friday win is insane!! kyle monangai and d'andre swift are like the dynamic duo of the nfl 
and ben johnson is the real deal 
rookie coach but crushing it! 
the bears are gonna take down the packers next week and secure that #1 spot in the nfc north 
what's next? 
! Their running game is so good it's like they're trying to run over people (just kidding... or am I? 
) Seriously though, Kyle Monangai and D'Andre Swift are a dynamic duo, and their combo play is like a beautiful dance ( minus the actual dancing, which would be kinda awkward on the field 
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the bears' running game is straight fire 
. And Philly's D is supposed to be one of the best in the league but they got torched by Monangai and Swift today. The Bears are looking pretty unstoppable right now, I wonder if anyone can stop them? Their run game is just too dominant. The Packers better bring their A-game when they face Chicago on Dec 7th 
the Bears played a great game though, their run game was insane 