Not an intensive look by any means, just looked at drive charts. Some good, some really bad.

2018
GB loss: 21 4th Q points given up
24-17 win vs Seahawks: Gave up 14 in the 4th, but scored a defensive TD and recovered a fumble
16-14 win vs Cards: Gave up nothing, got a pick
Bucs blowout: doesn't matter
Dolphins loss: gave up 14 and 3 in OT
Patriots loss: gave up 7, but that loss was on ST
24-10 win vs Jets: gave up TD to make it 17-10, Bears answered back with a TD right after, D held
41-9 win vs Bills: doesn't matter
34-22 win vs Lions: gave up 12 1/2 way through the 4th, held up after that
25-20 win vs Vikes: gave up 17 in the 4th had to recover onside kick with a minute left
23-16 win vs Lions: gave up 3, scored 7 and had another pick
Giants loss: 3 in the 4th before Bears scored 14 to tie it, 3 in OT
15-6 win vs Rams: turnover on downs, interception, end of game
24-17 win vs Pack: interception and FG with 11 seconds left
14-9 win vs 49ers: interception, turnover on downs
24-10 win vs Vikes: 3 turnover on downs
Playoff loss: punt, punt, TD

2019
GB loss: 1 FG
16-14 win vs Denver: 11 Points with a pick on the 3 after Denver drove 84 yards
31-15 Washington win: 6 points
16-6 vs Vikes win: 6 points
Raiders loss: 3 points

Great work! I wouldn't challenge any of your work outside of the Raiders game. They gave up a touchdown.

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Ha, that’s the only one I didn’t look up because I thought I remembered it. I was just thinking of the losing by three part.

Its ok to trade points and field position for time off the clock if you win. The point is to win the game not maintain statistical supremacy so they look good to people outside the game.

They stopped the Raiders on that final drive but a bad penalty and poor special teams discipline gave the Raiders a second chance. If you gave offenses a mulligan for a free first down once a drive these games would be finishing with scores well over one-hundred total points.

The tackling was as bad as I've ever seen it from this lot. They almost looked as bad as the rest of the NFL does every week. I have no reason to believe that wasn't an aberration caused by myriad factors, none of which are a sudden dropoff in their defensive talent level.

Football is becoming unwatchable more and more. I still watch the Bears because it is pretty much in my blood to do it but the game itself has been made more about what penalties are going to be called than it is the plays that get made.

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Oh, he might have went on livin'
But he made one fatal slip
When he tried to match the Ranger
With the big iron on his hip

This is heresy, the D has carried this horseshit O for 2 years. The Bears O is on par with Miami and Jets..Putrid.

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Not a good look to ignore clear trends.

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Trends as in.. an anemic offense? With dogshit QB play?

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I would actually say the rest of the offense has been worse than the QB with the exception of Cohen and Robinson.

Gabriel has played quite well too.