The Chicago Bears offensive and defensive lines and coach Matt Eberflus are worth watching against the Washington Commanders on 'Thursday Night Football.'
The Chicago Bears will try to halt their 14-game losing streak when they visit the Washington Commanders for “Thursday Night Football.” The game comes just four days after the Bears dropped to 0-4 after blowing a 21-point second-half lead against the Denver Broncos. Meanwhile, the Commanders are coming off an overtime loss to the Philadelphia Eagles. As kickoff approaches at FedEx Field, here’s our snapshot look at the game.
“There’s a lot of momentum going from what we did, especially what did, in the first half, putting up the numbers we put up,” Moore said. “That’s something to build on always.” Now the Bears are not only trying to replicate the production but also figuring out how to finish after their fourth-quarter collapse, which included two Fields turnovers. “Just keep going at them,” tight end Robert Tonyan said of finishing. “Speaking offensively, just not letting a defense dictate what we run.
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