The Chicago Bears wrapped up an undefeated (4-0) preseason with a 34 to 21 win over the Kansas City Chiefs.
The record is meaningless, but the effort and execution from the 90 players on the roster will make for some tough decisions.
The Bears also had fewer penalties (6 for 38 yards to 8 for 86).
Here are the Bears’ playing time breakdowns and a few individual stats.
Safety Jonathan Owens had 6 tackles on D and 2 more on special teams.
Corliss Waitman punted three times for a 44.3 average and 1 inside the twenty yard line.
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All statistics, snap counts, and accompanying pictures are taken directly from the NFL’s Game Statistics and Information System.
The Chicago Bears defeated the Kansas City Chiefs 34–21 to complete an undefeated (4-0) preseason. Although the record means nothing, the 90 players on the roster will have to make some difficult choices based on their performance and effort.
The Bears outplayed the opposition in terms of yards (390 to 271), first downs (18 to 15), and third downs (5-13 for 38 points5 percent versus 1-8 for 12 points5 percent). Chicago’s fourth down attempts were 1-2, and K. C. . was not in favor of. In addition, the Bears committed fewer penalties (6 for 38 yards compared to 8 for 86).
The Bears who did not play against the Bengals are listed below before we dive into some more statistics.
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And this was how the Bears began the day.
The Bears’ individual stats and playing time breakdowns are shown here.
CRIME.
With a passer rating of 83 points, Tyson Bagent completed 3 of 6 passes for 57 yards and scored a touchdown run of 5 yards.
A 17-yard run and six receptions for 99 yards were recorded by Tyler Scott. Additionally, he had two kick returns for 49 yards.
Travis Homer scored 13 yards on 4 runs.
Nsimba Webster left the game due to an injury after three receptions for 68 yards.
Khari Blasingame, a fullback, ran four yards.
Brett Rypien completed 9 of 13 passes for 106 yards and a passer rating of 93.8%.
Austin Reed had a passer rating of 126 points after going 8 of 10 for 63 yards and a touchdown pass.
Ian Wheeler, a UDFA, ran five times for five yards before getting hurt in the knee.
Velus Jones, Jr. had two receptions for 17 yards and 13 rushes for 111 yards.
Defensorship.
Austin Booker, a rookie defensive end, hit the quarterback and had a tackle.
Six defensive tackles and two more on special teams were recorded by safety Jonathan Owens.
Tarvarius Moore, a safety, finished with six tackles and one tackle for loss.
Micah Baskerville, a linebacker, recorded five stops in addition to one pass break.
TFL and four tackles were recorded by defensive end Daniel Hardy.
TFL, sack, and two tackles were recorded by UDFA d-lineman Dashaun Mallory.
Reddy Steward, a UDFA corner, had two interceptions (one for a touchdown) and two tackles.
Greg Stroman Jr. had a TFL in addition to two tackles.
UDFA corner Ro Torrence recorded two tackles and two pass breakups.
Particular Teams *.
*The athletes in the above picture only participated in the third phase of play.
Together with both field goals, Cairo Santos scored all four extra points.
Three punts, one inside the twenty-yard line and one with an average of 44 points were made by Corliss Waitman.
Javin White, a linebacker, recorded two special teams tackles.
ESPN features an easy-to-navigate website where you can view the complete Bears vs. Chiefs box score.
All data, snap counts, and corresponding images are obtained straight from the Game Statistics and Information System of the National Football League.
