How the Chicago Bears often lose heart in San Francisco – Sports Illustrated Chicago Bears A tradition going back beyond the great 1963 Bears defense and extending into the 2020s is getting destroyed in San Francisco.

It is hard to say that the Chicago Bears have a defense that is elite, but is certainly should be feared by the San Francisco 49ers. At this point in the season, they know who they are and what they can do well. This is a group that can turn the football over and change the outcomes of games because of it.

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Chicago Bears cornerback Nahshon Wright drew Pro Bowl snub backlash after a five-interception season that fueled Chicago’s return to the playoffs and its best record since 2018.

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The Bears released their second injury report ahead of their Week 17 game vs. 49ers, including updates on Rome Odunze and Kevin Byard.