US EditionBears' Tyrique Stevenson Set to Return to Washington Year After Embarrassing Loss
Stevenson aims to redeem a career-defining error as he competes for a $10 million contract extension after the Bears' 10-game losing streak and coaching overhaul.
- On Monday, Tyrique Stevenson, Chicago Bears cornerback, says he’s ready to return to Washington as the Bears face the Commanders in a key game for the team.
- Last year, Tyrique Stevenson tipped Jayden Daniels’ desperation pass to Noah Brown for the winning touchdown, triggering a 10-game losing streak and Eberflus’ firing.
- Coming off recent big games, Stevenson overcame a 158.3 passer rating allowed early and made key plays against the Dallas Cowboys and Las Vegas Raiders, aiming for a deal above $10 million versus his $2.1 million rookie contract.
- Coaching moves earlier in Stevenson’s career showed former head coach Matt Eberflus benched him for one game, leading Stevenson to storm out of practice, while Ben Johnson praised improvement under Al Harris.
- Media coverage will replay the Fail Mary clip on ESPN all week, while the Chicago Bears coaching staff uses this key evaluation stage to decide Stevenson’s future.
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3 things we learned from Chicago Bears, including how Tyrique Stevenson grew from viral Hail Mary ordeal
The Chicago Bears have been preparing this week to play the Washington Commanders — this season’s version, not last season’s. One thing has become clear this week at Halas Hall: Not many are interested in relitigating the heartbreaking 18-15 loss last October at Northwest Stadium, in which Bears cornerback Tyrique Stevenson got distracted by fans while the final play was in progress and then accidentally tipped Jayden Daniels’ Hail Mary pass int…
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Bears' Tyrique Stevenson set to return to Washington year after embarrassing loss
Tyrique Stevenson says he’s ready to return to the scene of one of the most embarrassing moments in NFL history Monday night when the Chicago Bears visit Washington.
Nearly a year after the ‘Fail Mary,’ all eyes on CB Tyrique Stevenson as Bears visit Commanders
The last thing the Bears want to discuss these days is their epic loss to the Commanders nearly a year ago.Head coach Ben Johnson dismissed the subject Tuesday by saying, ‘‘We’re a new team,’’ and cornerback Tyrique Stevenson, who blew his assignment on the infamous ‘‘Fail Mary,’’ was so set on skipping the conversation that he walked briskly in and out of the locker room before reporters could ask anything.But this topic is unavoidable.Aside fr…
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