Postgame Perspective

Coach Matt Nagy wasn't surprised by the Bears' dominant performance in Sunday's 36-7 demolition of the Texans based on the vibe and energy he felt from his team during pregame warmups.

Seemingly minutes away from snapping a season-defining five-game losing streak, the Bears instead fell to the Lions 34-30 after allowing two late touchdowns.

After falling to the Green Bay Packers 41-25, coach Matt Nagy discussed defensive struggles, the play of Mitchell Trubisky and a few bright spots.

After Monday night's 19-13 loss to the Minnesota Vikings, coach Matt Nagy discussed how the team would handle the upcoming bye week.

The storyline Sunday in Tennessee was the same as it's been most of the season for the Bears, who once again struggled on offense in a 24-17 loss to the Titans.

Just as they've done most of the season, the Bears showed resiliency in erasing a late deficit Sunday at Soldier Field but were plagued by too many familiar mistakes in a 26-23 overtime loss to the Saints.

Another disappointing performance by the Bears offense in Monday night's 24-10 loss to the Los Angeles Rams left coach Matt Nagy more determined than ever to remedy the issues.

After the Bears improved to 5-1 with a gritty 23-16 road win over the Panthers Sunday, coach Matt Nagy praised his players, telling reporters "we have a bunch of fighters on this team."

Clutch performances in all three phases lifted the Bears to a hard-fought 20-19 win over Tom Brady and the Buccaneers Thursday night at Soldier Field.

Disappointed with how he and the rest of the offense performed Sunday against the Colts, veteran quarterback Nick Foles expressed confidence that the Bears will bounce back from their first loss of the season.

When the Bears traded for Nick Foles in March, they knew they were getting a veteran quarterback with an impressive résumé who possessed a familiarity with their offense and coaching staff. All of that paid off Sunday when Foles led the Bears to an improbable comeback victory.

The Bears still have room to improve, but they're thrilled to be 2-0 after Sunday's 17-13 win over the Giants. "I don't care how you get it, 2-0 is delicious," said defensive tackle Akiem Hicks. "I'll eat that every day of the week and twice on Sunday."

Coach Matt Nagy lauded the Bears' never-say-die mentality after Sunday's incredible 27-23 comeback win over the Lions, saying: "I just appreciate their willingness to keep fighting. No one ever had their head down."

After beating the Vikings Sunday to finish the season at 8-8, Bears coach Matt Nagy stressed the importance of gaining valuable lessons from the 2019 campaign, saying: "If you don't learn from it, then shame on you."

The Bears ended their home slate Sunday night the same way they started it 15 weeks earlier—by mustering just three points in a deflating prime-time loss, this time falling to the Kansas City Chiefs 26-3.

Another impressive performance by quarterback Mitchell Trubisky fueled an offensive explosion Thursday night that carried the Bears to a 31-24 win over the Dallas Cowboys at Soldier Field.

There were many heroes in the Bears' entertaining 24-20 comeback win over the Lions on Thanksgiving Day at Ford Field, but the list begins with quarterback Mitchell Trubisky.

Fueled by big pass plays and a stingy defense, the Bears showed resiliency in overcoming key mistakes in a 19-14 win over the Giants Sunday at Soldier Field.

A crucial road victory was there for the taking Sunday night in balmy Los Angeles, but the Bears failed to capitalize on numerous opportunities in a deflating 17-7 loss to the Rams.

Quarterback Mitchell Trubisky threw three touchdown passes in a 5:47 span as the Bears snapped a four-game losing streak with a gritty 20-13 win over the Lions Sunday at Soldier Field.

The Bears tried to rally, but the hole they dug in Sunday's 22-14 loss to the Eagles in Philadelphia was ultimately too deep to climb out of.

Plagued by red-zone woes in the first half and turnovers in the second, the Bears lost their third straight game, falling to the Los Angeles Chargers 17-16 Sunday at Soldier Field.

A slow start and a bad ending ruined an impressive second-half comeback as the Bears lost to the Raiders 24-21 Sunday at Tottenham Hotspur Stadium in London.

With their next-man-up mentality and ability to overcome adversity put to the test, the Bears passed with flying colors Sunday at Soldier Field in a resounding 16-6 win over the Minnesota Vikings.

Eddy Piñeiro's 53-yard field goal as time expired turned what would have been a crushing loss for the Bears into a thrilling 16-14 victory over the Broncos Sunday in Denver.

An impressive performance by the Bears defense against Aaron Rodgers and the Packers wasn't enough to prevent a 10-3 season-opening loss to Green Bay Thursday night at Soldier Field.