US EditionBears Fall to 0-2 Under New Coach Ben Johnson as QB Caleb Williams Has Another Uneven Performance
The Detroit Lions set a franchise record with over 500 yards and seven touchdowns, while the Bears faced multiple injuries and turnovers hindering their performance.
- On Sunday, the Detroit Lions routed the Chicago Bears 52-21 in Detroit under new Bears coach Ben Johnson.
- Ben Johnson, hired away from Detroit as Bears head coach to develop QB Caleb Williams, faced a challenging transition with inconsistent quarterback play.
- Williams started strong early but faltered with turnovers, penalties, and failed fourth-down sneaks, while the Lions' defense pressured him with four sacks and forced turnovers.
- Williams went 19-for-30 through the air, amassing 207 yards along with two touchdown passes and one interception, posting a passer rating of 91.9; however, he struggled on critical moments, including a second-quarter interception and some questionable choices.
- Johnson acknowledged the team's pride and commitment despite the loss, stating, "We're not going to hang our heads and get down," while the Bears hope to rebound hosting Dallas Sunday.
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Chicago Bears defense has no answers for Jared Goff and the Detroit Lions in ‘ugly, ugly, ugly loss’
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Concern rises as Bears QB Caleb Williams struggles again in 52-21 loss to Lions
When asked what corrections are most urgent in Williams' own performance over the first games, in which he had an 89.1 passer rating and 61.5 completion percentage while the offense scored on 6 of 21 possessions, he downplayed that there were major concerns.
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