Bears Lose Third Straight Game to Vikings

The Chicago Bears experienced another close loss, marking their fifth consecutive moral victory rather than a win. Despite a strong performance by rookie quarterback Caleb Williams, who threw for 340 yards and two touchdowns, the Bears fell short against the Minnesota Vikings. Key moments included a late-game onside kick recovery and a crucial 48-yard field goal by Cairo Santos to force overtime, despite previous kicking struggles. The Vikings, plagued by turnover issues, continued their trend with a fumble on their first possession, contributing to their ongoing challenges. With coaching decisions looming, there's speculation around potential candidates like Bucs OC Liam Coen for the Bears' head coach position. The Bears' competitive spirit is noted, but the inability to convert close games into victories remains a significant concern.