Bears Lead Hall of Fame Game Cut Short
Bears Lead Hall of Fame Game Cut Short

Bears Lead Hall of Fame Game Cut Short

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The Pro Football Hall of Fame game between the Chicago Bears and Houston Texans was cut short in the third quarter due to severe thunderstorms, with the Bears leading 21-17. The game featured new NFL kickoff rules and saw strong performances from Bears quarterback Brett Rypien, who completed 11 of 15 passes for 166 yards and three touchdowns, and receiver Collin Johnson, who caught two touchdown passes. The Texans' backup quarterbacks, Davis Mills and Case Keenum, also showed promise. The decision to stop the game was praised for prioritizing player safety despite mixed reactions from fans. The game highlighted the potential of several players vying for roster spots ahead of the regular season.

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