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Bears coach Ben Johnson avoids rash moves after penalty pileup
Bears coach Ben Johnson won't do anything rash after 133-yard penalty total in win over Falcons.
In brief
Bears coach Ben Johnson won't do anything rash after 133-yard penalty total in win over Falcons. Bears coach Ben Johnson said he won't react rashly to 133-yard penalty total in win over Falcons. Originally reported by Chicago Sun-Times.
Penalty pileup in Bears-Falcons game
Bears amassed 133 yards in penalties, their most in a decade, in win over Falcons.
Jahdae Walker ejected for two penalties
Walker committed running-into-punter penalty and headbutted Falcons receiver Chris Blair.
Coach Johnson's response
Johnson said he won't do anything rash after penalty issues, citing scouting report accuracy.
Ozzy Trapilo returns from injury
Trapilo returned from ruptured patellar tendon after playoffs, played one series.
Roschon Johnson fumble cost game
Roschon Johnson scored touchdown but nearly lost game with fourth-quarter fumble.
Colston Loveland injury
Loveland injured neck, delayed game, walked around locker room after match.
Daniel Hardy gets first sack
Hardy played defensive end after Montez Sweat injury, got first career sack.
Cairo Santos missed field goal
Santos missed 56-yard field goal but hit 50-yarder in fourth quarter.
Luther Burden performance
Burden led Bears with eight catches for 95 yards.
Penalty yardage record
Penalty yardage total was Bears' highest since 2016 loss to Lions.
Johnson's quote on penalties
Johnson said, 'We’ve got to be more aware of it and play cleaner football'.
“We’ve got to be more aware of it and play cleaner football”
Johnson's stance on penalties
Johnson said he won't let one poor game define team, will see streak before reacting rashly.
“I’m not going to let one poor game of that define us. You’ve got to see a streak of that before you do anything rash”
At a glance
Bears coach Ben Johnson said he won't react rashly to 133-yard penalty total in win over Falcons.





