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Um, coming to you. it was a little bit good.

It was a lot of good.

And then there was, unfortunately, some bad.

And then it was really like what the hell is going on.

There's lost on the lake today, 31 to 28 to the Denver Broncos.

Justin Field was 28 of 35 for a record breaking when it comes his career or his highest, I should say, 335 yards passing his first over 300 yard passing game in NFL, four TDs, one interception, and one fumble for a QB rating of 132.

His opponent under center on the opposing side, Russell Wilson was 21 of 28, 223 yards for 3 TDs, and a QB rating of 133.

So let's jump straight into the field's report.

Listen, Justin came out extra crispy.

They didn't necessarily convert that first series, but after that, the decisiveness that we saw, the verticality that we saw, hitting that foot, getting that ball out.

And even times where he held onto the ball too long, for the most part, this game, he found someone to get the ball to.

You know, like this was a game for the doubt that's starting to creep into, I would say,

a decent amount of Bears' fans and media's head.

Some have always had it.

This was a game that could start a reversal because this wasn't a game where Justin just

went out there and beat Denver, one of the worst, not the worst defense in NFL with his feet.

This was a game where Justin used his arm, his head, and he used anticipatory throwing, you know, where that ball, but even before guys got out there cut, the ball was going to place instead of him trying to see guys open.

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