Safety Eric Rowe, who was a healthy scratch last week, started in this game, and Bradley Chubb was in the game and getting pressure early. Not the best start to the game for the Dolphins defense, but at least it was not a touchdown. Fields was able to scramble for six yards three plays later, but the drive stalled at the Miami 14-yard line and Chicago kicked the field goal. The key to the drive was the Chicago debut of Claypool, who caught a bubble screen for one yard on the third play, then drew the defensive pass interference flag on the fifth play, moving the ball 28 yards. They started with a seve-yard pass from quarterback Justin Fields to tight end Cole Kmet, then came back for a 12-yard pass from Fields to receiver Dante Pettis. The Bears started with the ball after the Dolphins won the toss and deferred. Here is our recap of the game and our immediate reactions from throughout the contest, as well as after the game ended. They remain tied with the Green Bay Packers in the NFC North, but they trail the Minnesota Vikings, who moved to 7-1 on the year with a win today. The Bears drop to 3-6 on the year, despite a 178-yard rushing performance from quarterback Justin Fields. The win moves them to 6-3 on the year, puts them a half-game behind the Buffalo Bills in the AFC East, and gives them their second three-game winning streak of the year. The Miami Dolphins came away with a three-point victory over the Chicago Bears on Sunday, their third-straight victory over Chicago and their third-straight victory on the season.
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