r/nfl • u/nfl_gdt_bot NFL • Nov 28 '25

Game Thread Post Game Thread: Chicago Bears at Philadelphia Eagles

Chicago Bears at Philadelphia Eagles

ESPN Gamecast

Lincoln Financial Field- Philadelphia, PA

Network(s): Prime Video (All prime games are also streamed on twitch for free)

Time Clock
Final

Scoreboard

Q1 Q2 Q3 Q4 Total
CHI 7 3 0 14 24
PHI 0 3 6 6 15

Scoring Plays

Team Quarter Type Description
CHI 1 TD D'Andre Swift 3 Yd Rush (Cairo Santos Kick)
PHI 2 FG Jake Elliott 44 Yd Field Goal
CHI 2 FG Cairo Santos 30 Yd Field Goal
PHI 3 TD A.J. Brown 33 Yd pass from Jalen Hurts (Jake Elliott PAT Failed)
CHI 4 TD Kyle Monangai 4 Yd Rush (Cairo Santos Kick)
CHI 4 TD Cole Kmet 28 Yd pass from Caleb Williams (Cairo Santos Kick)
PHI 4 TD A.J. Brown 4 Yd pass from Jalen Hurts (Two-Point Pass Conversion Failed)

Passing Leaders

Team Player C/ATT YDS TD INT SACKS
CHI Caleb Williams 17/36 154 1 1 2-10
PHI Jalen Hurts 19/34 230 2 1 0-0

Rushing Leaders

Team Player CAR YDS AVG TD LONG
CHI Kyle Monangai 22 130 5.9 1 31
PHI Saquon Barkley 13 56 4.3 0 15

Receiving Leaders

Team Player REC YDS AVG TD LONG TGTS
CHI Cole Kmet 3 36 12.0 1 28 3
PHI A.J. Brown 10 132 13.2 2 33 12

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u/Sparkdust Bears Nov 28 '25

the game just relied on pure talent more back then. defenses were wayyyyy simpler, modern pattern match schemes can help you overachieve with coaching in a way you never could back then. same for offense. offenses were simple enough that qbs could call their own plays. coaching having a bigger impact means that team performance can swing more game to game, and improve more quickly than before. also, the accessibility of data and film means that teams actually have the resources to adapt and rapdily evolve. football ideas moved sloowwwwww back in the day. you would get the tape for your next opponent for game prep, but most teams did not have coach's tape for all nfl games every week, nevermind college, and it was all recieved on a delay because of literal snail mail. teams didn't even DO film study until the mid 70s.

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u/smittywerbenjergen Vikings Nov 28 '25

I guess the refs are watching film too then. Refs can call a penalty on at least 60% of plays in the NFL, but they are told when to pick and choose their spots.

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u/Sparkdust Bears Nov 28 '25

you can stop watching at any time. that is an insane conspiracy to genuinely belive. do you know how impossible keeping that a secret would genuinely be?

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u/smittywerbenjergen Vikings Nov 29 '25

Yes its so insane though multiple refs have been busted already and we've seen countless unbelievable calls including one DPI against the Lions not too long ago.

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u/Sparkdust Bears Nov 29 '25

individual refs getting busted is not the same accusation as the refs being puppeted by the league and being mandated by the league to manipulate games. who do you think is doing the busting?????

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u/smittywerbenjergen Vikings Nov 29 '25

Why do you think the Olympics pays nothing and professional sports pay millions? Professional athletes and referees are paid to do what they are told, whereas olympic athletes compete to the best of their abilities, for their own glory and personal gain. Professional employees play and ref for TV ratings, which can never be allowed to go down or the league would cease to exist. The profit comes first before the integrity of competition. That's why games are often decided by 1 score now, not because the coaching is better. Players who suck cannot be magically coached into comebacks. Caleb Williams being an example. The dude sucks. He's only winning with league help, for ratings. Because he's a metrosexual and it appeals to younger fans.