The Chicago Bears defeated the Pittsburgh Steelers 40-23 on Sunday Night Football.
Bears fear Henry Melton suffered torn ACL
Justin K. AllerThe Bears believe they may have lost one of their best defensive players for the season. The organization fears that Pro Bowl defensive tackle Henry Melton tore his ACL late in Sunday night’s game against the Steelers, according to Brad Briggs of the Chicago Tribune.
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Read Article >Bears defense dominates in 40-23 win over Steelers
Gregory ShamusIn the end, Jay Cutler and the Bears did just enough when it counted to put the game out of reach late in the fourth quarter. But the Bears’ defense scored two touchdowns of their own to sway momentum in Chicago’s favor and collected a total of five turnovers in the game.
The 17-point margin of victory wasn’t a strong indicator of how close the game was late, but the Bears improved to 3-0 in convincing fashion and remain atop the NFC North. The Steelers, meanwhile, fell to 0-3.
Read Article >Bennett catch clinches game upon challenge review
Charles LeClaire-USA TODAY SportThe play in question was very important to the game as it put the Bears up by 10 points over the Steelers near the end of the fourth quarter, essentially sealing the deal for Chicago. Then Peppers’ defensive touchdown just minutes later further buried the Steelers and locked up the win for the Windy City.
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Read Article >Melton injures knee in game against Steelers
US PRESSWIREMelton was declared out for the rest of the game by the Bears, according to NBC’s Michelle Tafoya. The star defensive tackle lied on the ground in pain for several minutes and was removed from the field by a cart.
The Bears currently lead the Steelers 27-23 in the fourth quarter.
Read Article >Dan Rooney is disgusted with the Steelers
Gregory ShamusExhibit A:
Discontent over Todd Haley’s offensive game plan is growing by the game. Roethlisberger hasn’t had much help all season long and will be lucky to make it through the season healthy.
Read Article >Bears vs. Steelers game preview
Jonathan DanielLet’s take a look at both teams below:
The Bears finally hit the big red button this offseason on a coaching staff and front office that had stagnated. They brought in head coach Marc Trestman to bring the most out of the offense and thus far, it’s looking pretty good. The Bears have their usual issues, such as quarterback Jay Cutler’s interception problem, but the offense is more or less working.
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