THE Chicago Bears“The first pre-season match is in books. After hosting the Miami Dolphins Friday, for the joint training at Halas Hall, they clashed in an exhibition match Sunday at Soldier Field.
With Miami playing their starters at the start of the match against the second limb of Chicago, they had an advantage when leaving the door. However, the finals do not matter during the exhibition season. It is everyone who does their job. Equality 24-24 at the end showed that each team had good times throughout.
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There were big games made by the Bear On both sides of the ball. Some of which can go to school as the exhibition season is advancing. These are the five most impressive games made by Chicago during the match:
BUT LIGHT BE -led by Bears LB Noah Sewell, 1st trimester
The second Noah Sewell was allowed to play games alongside good players at the start of the game. One of his notable moments came with this big fourth low game on the goal line to stop Miami on their traces.
Pass of a touch of Qb Tyson Bagent to Wr Maurice Alexander, 2nd quarter
The quarter-Arrière Tyson Bodent took a minute to start the offensive in this match, but this pass to the Large Maurice Alexander receiver in the second quarter was perfect. Alexander also made an excellent game to descend both feet within the limits at the back of the goal area. This obtained Chicago on the board for the first time during the pre-season.
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Bears from Austin Booker Dolphins Forces Qb Quinn Ewers escape, bears lb power echols recovers, 3rd quarter
The defensive winger Austin Booker was one of the most impressive Bears players. His signing game came here when he recorded a bag of band on the quarter of the Dolphins Quinn Ewers. The Power Echols secondary has recovered the escape and set up another affected bears for the offensive.
Keenum’s Touchingtown Pass qb case.
The quarter-Arrière Case Keenum launched two passes to the day, but its most impressive was the wide receiver Jahdae Walker in the right corner of the goal area. As the social media team said, he dropped him into the bucket.
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Bear safety Alex Cook Sacks Dolphins Qb Quinn Ewers, 26 seconds on the left
Before the match ended with equality, the Dolphins had the chance to win around 10 more yards to establish a winning basket. Instead, Security Alex Cook has dismissed the quarter-Arrière Quinn Ewers to force turnover on Downs. Chicago could not establish a goal on the winning field of their own game, but Cook’s work made it possible to do so. It was a signature game of the day.
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