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BEARS' DEFENSE DOMINATES SAINTS
Dennis Allen's Chicago Bears defense forced four turnovers and held the Saints to 253 total yards, helping secure a 26-14 victory and the Bears' fourth consecutive win.
- The Bears' 26-14 victory at Soldier Field ended with Dennis Allen, Chicago Bears defensive coordinator and former New Orleans Saints head coach, receiving the game ball from Ben Johnson and delivering an emotional speech.
- Facing his former team, Allen, fired by the Saints on Nov. 4, 2024, confronted them for the first time since that dismissal.
- Allen's defense forced four turnovers, including three interceptions and a fumble, while sacking Spencer Rattler four times with Montez Sweat’s early strip-sack leading to points.
- The Bears improved to 4-2 after the win, matching the team's four-game winning streak since 2018 as Ben Johnson aims for Chicago's first playoff berth since 2020.
- New Orleans Saints sit at 1-6 after the loss, their worst start since 1999, while the Saints' offense has failed to reach 20 points in five games this season.
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NolaFired-up Dennis Allen gives an emotional speech after Bears take down Saints
Former New Orleans Saints coach Dennis Allen got revenge against his former team as the Chicago Bears defensive coordinator Sunday, and the usually reserved coach showed some emotion in the locker room.
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Dennis Allen gets revenge as Bears rout Saints 26-14
CHICAGO (AP) — As much as Dennis Allen downplayed going against his former team, his players weren’t buying it. This one had to mean a little more. Allen’s defense dominated, and the Chicago Bears beat the New Orleans Saints 26-14 on Sunday for their fourth straight win. Allen, the Bears’ defensive coordinator, was facing the Saints for the first time since they fired him as head coach midway through last season after 2 1/2 years. “He didn’t mak…
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