In hindsight, the Chicago Bears probably should have started the 38-year-old veteran quarterback in a divisional road game instead of a player making just his sixth career start. Chances are it wouldn’t have mattered, because the Green Bay Packers’ offense…
Lester A. Wiltfong Jr. evaluated the Chicago Bears' pass protection after the team surrendered four sacks in their road matchup against the Green Bay Packers. Starting quarterback Tyson Bagent and veteran backup Case Keenum each took two sacks during the divisional contest as Chicago struggled offensively.
The writer assigned fault for the four sacks across multiple players, blaming center Garrett Bradbury, quarterback Tyson Bagent, left tackle Theo Benedet, and Green Bay's defensive execution. The performance brought the Bears' season total to 11 sacks allowed through five games under Ben Johnson.
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