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Bears Game Day Live: Why the NFL will look into the Ravens' QB moves
The Baltimore Ravens made it seem like Lamar Jackson would play Sunday. That's not the case. Cassie Carlson's Bear Necessities focus on why the NFL will look into what happened with the Ravens.
The Chicago Bears could have made it five in a row.
Before the season, most Bears fans would take a three-game winning streak. Now, the Bears can do something they haven't done since last decade. They won't have to worry about a former NFL MVP, either.
It wasn't to be.
Here's the final score and recap as the Bears fell to the Ravens on the road.
Chicago Bears vs. Baltimore Ravens live scores and updates
FINAL | Baltimore Ravens 30, Chicago Bears
4th Quarter - Ravens seal the deal
Derrick Henry gets into the end zone for the second time. That should about do it with two minutes to go.
The Bears' winning streak will end at four games.
Ravens 30, Bears 16
4th Quarter - Bears cut the Ravens' lead
Santos gets a 47-yard field goal to go.
It's back to a one-score game. It's time to see if the defense has one response left.
Ravens 23, Bears 16
4th Quarter - Ravens capitalize on the INT
Caleb Williams' fourth interception of the year turns into a wide-open, walk-in touchdown for the Ravens.
The pressure is on the Bears with eight minutes left.
Ravens 23, Bears 13
Injury update - Luther Burden III
Burden has been ruled out of today's game with a concussion.
4th Quarter - Bears get back on the board
D'Andre Swift gets the Bears back within a field goal.
The offense did its job. The defense needs to hold.
Ravens 16, Bears 13
End of the 3rd Quarter | Ravens 16, Bears 6
3rd Quarter - Bears need a response
They hold the Ravens in the red zone to a field goal again.
It's now a 10-point game. Ben Johnson's offense needs to sustain some success.
Ravens 16, Bears 6
3rd Quarter - Ravens extend their lead
The Bears' defense has been struggling with big plays today.
They hold the Ravens in the red zone to a field goal, but have some work to do on offense
Ravens 13, Bears 6
Halftime | Ravens 10, Bears 6
Cairo Santos' 58-yard field goal is short.
The Bears will trail going into the locker room.
2nd Quarter - Ravens extend their lead
The Bears stop the Ravens in the red zone, but the Ravens still add a 42-yard field goal.
Caleb Williams will have a chance to execute a one-minute drill.
Ravens 10, Bears 6
Injury update - Shemar Turner
Shemar Turner has been ruled Out with a knee injury.
2nd Quarter - Ravens move ahead
Ravens get into the end zone. Derrick Henry scampers in. It was also Henry's 111th rushing touchdown, passing Walter Payton for 5th all time.
Baltimore takes the lead.
Ravens 7, Bears 6
Injury update - Dominique Robinson
Dominique Robinson is now doubtful to return with an ankle injury.
End of the 1st Quarter | Bears 6, Ravens 0
1st Quarter - Santos, again
Cairo Santos, again. He knocks in a 39-yard field goal to extend the Bears' lead.
The Bears stalled out deep in Ravens territory again.
Bears 6, Ravens 0
Injury update - Dominique Robinson
Dominique Robinson is Questionable to return with an ankle injury.
1st Quarter - Bears strike first
The Bears get first and goal to go, but a sack on third down leads to a field goal.
Welcome back, Cairo Santos. He knocks in a 32-yard field goal.
That was a lot of Swift and Odunze on a drive that took over eight minutes of game time. It would have been better to finish that drive in the end zone.
Bears 3, Ravens 0
Kickoff - Bears vs. Ravens
We're underway in Baltimore.
The Bears start with the ball first.
Pregame
The Bears are warming up in Baltimore. They'll do so without Cole Kmet, Tyrique Stevenson, Kyler Gordon and Roschon Johnson. Time will tell if the next men up can help lift the Bears to a win.
Bears Inactives vs. Ravens
TE Cole Kmet
CB Tyrique Stevenson
RB Roschon Johnson
QB Case Keenum
DT Chris Williams
LB Ruben Hyppolite
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