How Cairo Santos swayed Ben Johnson into letting him try a career-long 58-yard FG in the Chicago Bears win
Ben Johnson faced a tricky decision. The Chicago Bears led the New England Patriots by six points la... Chicago Bears beat New England Patriots 30-24 in a week 7 game at Soldier Field, largely due to Cairo Santos' career-long 58-yard field goal. The Bears' lead was six points late in the fourth quarter when quarterback Caleb Williams was sacked and the Patriots' final timeout came at a cost. Despite initially opting for a punt, Santos persuaded Ben Johnson to allow him to try the field-goal try. The kick tied Robbie Gould's team record 58-yards from Sept. 8, 2013, against Cincinnati. The win moves the Bears to 5-2 on the season.
Publié : il y a 2 heures par Sean Hammond, Chicago Tribune dans Sports
The Chicago Bears led the New England Patriots by six points late in the fourth quarter Thursday at Soldier Field when quarterback Caleb Williams took a sack on third down. The sack forced the Patriot... [5472 symbols]
Les sujets: Football, NFL, Chicago Bears
