From Chicago Sun-Times · · 1m 40s
Bears coach Ben Johnson runs out of answers
Bears coach Ben Johnson can't ignite offense after 31-7 loss to Packers.
In brief
Bears coach Ben Johnson can't ignite offense after 31-7 loss to Packers. Bears coach Ben Johnson's offense failed in a 31-7 loss to Packers, leaving him without answers. Originally reported by Chicago Sun-Times.
Bears coach Ben Johnson
Bears coach Ben Johnson struggled to ignite offense against Packers.
31-7 loss to Packers
Bears lost 31-7 to Packers at Lambeau Field on Sunday, Oct. 11, 2.026.
Tyson Bagent struggled
Backup quarterback Tyson Bagent completed 12 of 21 passes for 87 yards with two interceptions.
Case Keenum's performance
Keenum completed 11 of 19 passes for 108 yards with a 52.1 rating.
No rushing attack
Bears' rushing attack failed to find a groove against Packers.
Packers' defense
Packers defensive coordinator Jonathan Gannon had his number all day.
Bears' first game since Ditka's death
Bears played first game since former coach Mike Ditka's death.
No rivalry tension
Johnson and LaFleur shook hands after game with no rivalry tension.
Caleb Williams' return
Caleb Williams expected to return against Falcons but health uncertain.
Bears' scoring record
Bears scored 60 points in four games but need 44 per game to set scoring record.
Bagent's performance
Bagent connected with Colston Loveland for seven-yard pass but threw interception.
Keenum's final play
Keenum threw interception in end zone on fourth-and-goal with 1:10 left.
Bears' third down performance
Bears went 4-for-14 on third down against Packers.
Johnson's next move
Johnson must decide whether to start Keenum or Williams against Falcons.
The short version
Bears coach Ben Johnson's offense failed in a 31-7 loss to Packers, leaving him without answers.
