As the Chicago Bears prepare for their Week 3 matchup against the Indianapolis Colts, they aim to improve their struggling offense after a disappointing performance in a prime-time loss. The Bears' defense has been a strong point, co-leading the NFL with nine sacks, but the offense has managed only 24 points in two games, primarily through field goals. Injuries have also impacted the Bears, with key players like WR Keenan Allen and OL Teven Jenkins listed as not participating in practice. The Colts, who have yet to win this season, are dealing with their own injury issues but have struggled defensively, allowing the most rushing yards in the league. Head coach Matt Eberflus, a former Colts defensive coordinator, will be looking to leverage his knowledge of the Colts' weaknesses. Both teams see this game as a critical opportunity to turn their seasons around, with the matchup taking place at Lucas Oil Stadium on Sunday.