The Chicago Bears were defeated by the Minnesota Vikings, 29-22, on Sunday, falling to 2-3 ahead of a Week 6 prime-time matchup against the Washington Commanders.
Following a brutal first-half showing by both the offense and defense, the Bears overcame an 18-point deficit to take a 22-21 fourth-quarter lead. Unfortunately, another fumble cost Chicago a chance at victory.
But, in many ways, this loss feels like a win. Especially in a season where winning isn’t a priority, it’s development.
We’re breaking down the Bears’ loss to the Vikings and what it means looking ahead.