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Five turnovers, nine penalties, not a single run of 10 or more yards and a blown 14-point lead. Surely, that team lost, right? Well, you wouldn’t be crazy to think that, considering only one team in NFL history has endured…

Danny Burke breaks down the Chicago Bears' 27-24 victory over the Tampa Bay Buccaneers in Week 10, highlighting how Chicago overcame five turnovers and nine penalties. Despite blowing a 14-point lead at Soldier Field, the Bears advanced to 7-2 on the season, driven by crucial defensive plays that compensated for an inconsistent offensive showing.
Burke praises cornerback Jaylon Johnson for a pivotal 67-yard pick-six off Baker Mayfield, while critiquing quarterback Caleb Williams for throwing four interceptions. The writer also points out Chicago's struggling ground game in the absence of Kyle Monangai, noting that D'Andre Swift was held to 31 yards on 12 carries.
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