The Chicago Bears’ slim chances of making the playoffs are gone after the Cleveland Browns overcame them on Sunday by winning by a field goal.
The Bears are still in the running for the playoffs. They still have a 3% chance to finish as the NFC playoffs’ seventh seed. This loss demonstrated that the Bears are less capable of pulling off a stunning upset in the postseason and more likely to be the club selected with the fifth overall choice in the draft.
Another defeat that was mercilessly snatched from the jaws of triumph. Head coach Matt Eberflus’ club is always coming up with creative ways to lose historically significant games.
Given that it was the Chicago Bears’ first significant December game since 2020, this loss may have been the worst of the season. Like the Denver Broncos and the Detroit Lions in their losses, we watched the Bears build up a ten-point lead in the third quarter and then blow it in the fourth.
For this reason, the Bears will watch the postseason during their next summer. This match served as yet another reminder that the roster’s ability level is insufficient to win significant games.
Hopefully, the franchise will be inspired to fire Eberflus after this setback. His record includes three significant defeats, which have turned into the deciding factor between them selecting fifth with their own draft selection and guaranteeing a spot in the playoffs.
Chicago Bears are vying to host a postseason game if they defeat Denver, the Browns and the Lions at Ford Field. Instead, it’s become normal for Eberflus to continuously choke away games.
It does not imply that everything was terrible. A few participants saw a large increase in their value, while other individuals saw a decline.
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