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Bears zap the Patriots, beat New England 33-14 on Monday Night Football

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The Bears defense forced four takeaways (3 INT and 1 FR), while the offense gashed New England for 241 rushing yards and 2 TD. Justin Fields bounced back from a sluggish performance against the Washington Commanders ten days earlier, going 13-21 for 179 passing yards with 1 TD and 1 INT. The victory in Foxborough was also a franchise first, as the Bears were 0-4 all-time when visiting the Patriots.

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Boston Herald

Gallery: Patriots lose to the Bears 33-14

The New England Patriots loss to the Chicago Bears 33-14 at Gillette Stadium

2 years ago·Boston, United States

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Portland Press Herald

Patriots use two QBs in humbling loss to Bears, 33-14

Mac Jones starts, but is replaced by Bailey Zappe in the second quarter of a lopsided loss at home.

2 years ago·Portland, United States

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WGN 9

Bears zap the Patriots, beat New England 33-14 on Monday Night Football

FOXBOROUGH, Mass. — The Chicago Bears upset the New England Patriots on Monday Night Football in convincing fashion, drubbing the AFC East stalwarts, 33-14.The Bears defense forced four takeaways (3 INT and 1 FR), while the offense gashed New England for 241 rushing yards and 2 TD.The Patriots came into the game as 8.5-point favorites. Before their victory on Monday night, Chicago was winless in games this season where they were 7-point underdog…

2 years ago·Chicago, United States

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Providence Journal

Bears Blowout Patriots, 33-14

Patriots play both quarterbacks but fall to the Bears 33-14.

2 years ago·Providence, United States

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The Wenatchee World

Patriots pulverized in 33-14 loss to Bears on Monday night

FOXBORO — As expected, Mac Jones returned to start for the Patriots on Monday night.

2 years ago

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WGN Radio - 720 AM

Hamp & O’B: The Bears shine in primetime, steamroll Patriots 33-14 on Monday Night Football

Dan Hampton, Ed O’Bradovich, and Andy Masur react to the Bears domination of the Patriots 33-14 on Monday Night Football. The Bears after losing a 10-0 lead fell behind to the Patriots 14-10, but then they scored the last 23 points of the game and shutout the Patriots in the 2nd half on their way to […]

2 years ago

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