Bears Defeat Vikings Again
Dec 3rd 2006Nik AgarwalSports
For the second time this season, the Chicago Bears defeated the Minnesota Vikings 23-13. This was also the game that had 10 turnovers in a single game, the highest in the NFL this season.
As usual, Rex Grossman was inconsistent and did not perform at superb levels expected of him. He finished the game 6 for 19 passing with 34 total yards. In addition, he threw for 3 interceptions, 2 of which were thrown in the first half alone. Cedric Benson led the Bears in rushing with a total of 60 yards. Once again, Hester had a touchdown on special teams return. Not surprisingly, the Bears finished the game with only 107 total yardage, compared to 348 total yards for Minnesota.
The first half was absolutely horrendous for the Bears. Although they led 7 to 3 at halftime, the Bears struggled offensively. However, the Bears picked it up in the second half and built up a good cushion. With the win, the Bears clinch the NFC North for the third time in six seasons. The Bears still have some ways to go before they can become division champs, but they are leading the NFC and I am expecting the Bears to win the division. However, this win did come at a high price. The Bears lost defensive tackle Tommie Harris to a leg injury late in the 3rd quarter.
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