Week 2: Vikings 9, Bears 3 - So How Dark Is It
Sep 23, 2026 · 1 hr 8 min · 9 segments
Darkness. But is there... hope? Oh okay that is also darkness. Wait what's that though? Maybe?
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Sep 23, 2026 · 1 hr 8 min · 9 segments
Darkness. But is there... hope? Oh okay that is also darkness. Wait what's that though? Maybe?
uh I mean, yeah, it was it was a tough watch.
It was tough most of the time.
It was funny at the beginning of the game.
I want to say it was our first drive, drive down, settle for a field goal and watching the game.
It's like, oh, that's not going to get it done.
And if only I knew that that was definitely going to get it done.
If you could continue to march down the field to score points.
Yes.
But now it was.
it was a comedy of errors from special teams, not as much the defense.
I feel like the defense made some errors, but got away with it because the conditions were really bad offense.
A lot of, um, holding penalties.
I think Bradbury got flagged like five times.
Yeah, just offensive, not super clean operation a lot.
And special teams.
And then, oh, a lot of errors from the officials as well.
So there was just a comedy of errors from every layer of this Bears game, from offense to defense to special teams to the officials.
But Um, I mean, if I had to summarize this game in as like succinct a way as possible, it would be that.
Yes.
At O'Brien about this was a very beatable team.
It was a game that we went into at home.
Home opener should have won despite, uh, Despite the fact that weather was bad and whatever it took, it took so many bad breaks, bad situations, bad stuff for us to lose by one score.
We got to the one yard line and fumbled on first and goal from the one.
We got to the five-yard line, and our quarterback pulled his hammy while he was running, escorted to the end zone.
uh I mean, yeah, it was it was a tough watch.
It was tough most of the time.
It was funny at the beginning of the game.
I want to say it was our first drive, drive down, settle for a field goal and watching the game.
It's like, oh, that's not going to get it done.
And if only I knew that that was definitely going to get it done.
If you could continue to march down the field to score points.
Yes.
But now it was.
it was a comedy of errors from special teams, not as much the defense.
I feel like the defense made some errors, but got away with it because the conditions were really bad offense.
A lot of, um, holding penalties.
I think Bradbury got flagged like five times.
Yeah, just offensive, not super clean operation a lot.
And special teams.
And then, oh, a lot of errors from the officials as well.
So there was just a comedy of errors from every layer of this Bears game, from offense to defense to special teams to the officials.
But Um, I mean, if I had to summarize this game in as like succinct a way as possible, it would be that.
Yes.
At O'Brien about this was a very beatable team.
It was a game that we went into at home.
Home opener should have won despite, uh, Despite the fact that weather was bad and whatever it took, it took so many bad breaks, bad situations, bad stuff for us to lose by one score.
We got to the one yard line and fumbled on first and goal from the one.
We got to the five-yard line, and our quarterback pulled his hammy while he was running, escorted to the end zone.
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