Bears fall 2-2 after losing to Giants: The Bears (2-2) did not receive the final field on Sunday, as they were held to four field objectives in a 20-12 misfortune to the Monsters (3-1) at MetLife Arena.
Running back, Saxon Barkley activated the monster’s offense, covering 146 yards on 31 vehicles. However, it was two rising scores by quarterback Daniel Jones – both on play-activity fakes to Barkley – that gave New York the lead.
“They were running the boot plan and they were pulling people in with that,” said consultant Matt Eberfluss. “It makes it hard on the linebackers in their eye position, so I think it was a good plan. We needed to be consistent with it and we expected to accelerate it. We made that change and that’s the game.” Stuffing finished.
“[Jones] is a good competitor. He’s a lot faster than you might suspect and we know he’s quick. He’s a decent player on the edge and it’s definitely a weapon you can use on offense.”
Bears quarterback Justin Fields, unfortunately, ended 11 of 22 passes for 174 yards. Collector Darnell Mooney ran the holds for 94 yards to four gates, as only four went through the opening three weeks.
Each beer came from Focus kicker Michael Badgley, who supported Saturday with the group. Cairo Santos was shortened on Sunday morning after it was initially recorded as sketchy due to a personal matter. Badgley scored 4 for 4 on field-objective attempts, making kicks from 29, 22, 40, and 35 yards.
“I think the central thing was just execution,” Fields said of not reaching the end zone. “Obviously every red zone drive is unique, yet I thought we worked effectively to run the ball and get into the red zone. Be that as it may, I think when we get down there and If we score 7, we just have to underwrite.”
Jones rapped with 71 passing yards, completing 8 of 13 passes while adding 68 early yards on six conveys and two scores. The Monsters recorded 252 rushing yards on Sunday.
“In the main half we expected to improve in the field with the quarterback stopping the run,” said Eberfluss. “I thought we worked really hard to convert accordingly in the last part. Saxon shut down some sudden spikes in demand for us and he really drove the ball to dominate the match today. So we had to Need to work on that without any doubt.”
The Bears took a 3-0 lead on their most memorable ownership of the game, with Badgley’s 29-yard field objective. Fields found Mooney for an 18-yard advantage before passing Goliath 40 for 16 yards. In third place, Fields kept the drive buzzing with a 4-yard run. He, too, was hit on a late slide, having been sentenced to 15-yard vain hardness for reaching 14.
The Monsters quickly took a 7-6 lead, with 5:06 left on Jones’ 21-yard surge in the opening quarter. The quarterback faked a handoff to Barkley, driving the Bears to safeguard to the right, opening his way from near the field to the end zone. On a 6-play, 75-yard drive, Barkley ran for 27 yards and two first downs.
Badgley’s 22-yard field objective took the Monsters’ lead 7–6 with 1:30 remaining in the primary quarter. Fields opened the drive with a 56-yard deep ball, which went to Mooney, who pulled it behind him at 25. After two plays, the Goliaths finally had Kevon Thibodaux needing 15-yards, punishing the passerby. The Bears came down first on 12. Nevertheless, Fields was dismissed in the next game, which slowed the drive.
The Monsters extended their lead to 14-6 with 5:17 left in the half when Jones scrambled for his second TD, benefiting from a turnover. The Bears were rolling down the field and the Monsters reached 27 on a 24-yard screen pass near Khalil Herbert. However, in the next game, Monsters linebacker Aziz Ozulari forced a jungle as Fields came back for a toss. Thibodaux corrected the free ball, allowing the Goliaths to capture their 25.
While the group also came out in a fight over turnover, Eberfluss said that the Bears would have to develop ball and underwriting tackle when they got a key point.
“They got one in the extraordinary groups, we got the one in the unique groups,” Eberfluss said. “We got one on safety, they got on one safety. They got one on one. So it’s not necessarily the game too far. However, we need to improve because we need to be in addition to that. “
Barkley continued to test the Bears on the next drive to New York, covering 29 yards to reach the Chicago Domain. Then on second and on purpose, Jones made another handoff to Barkley, once again went to the left, and found the end zone 8 yards out.
After three in-and-out hostilities, Bear’s extraordinary group unit came to the fore with a turning point. Trenton Gill dropped Monsters recipient Richie James from 50 yards, though cornerback Josh Blackwell thumped the ball in the free.
