3 winners (and 2 losers) for Bears in week 4 loss to Broncos

The Chicago Bears are one of the worst teams in the NFL. In fact, a good case can be made that they are the number one worst team once again. Things are going to get a lot worse before they get any better. Winning three games this season would be a treat.

The misery continued on Sunday afternoon when the Chicago Bears took on the Denver Broncos. Of course, the Bears had a 28-7 lead and allowed the Broncos to come all the way back and win by a final score of 31-28. That was tied for the largest lead blown by the Bears in franchise history.

It also makes it worse because of the fact that the Bears are now 0-4 after losing to a 0-3 team that has a ton of problems are their own. Denver gave up a modest 70 points to the Miami Dolphins before beating the Bears so you know they are truly horrible. The Bears are worse.

Now, following the game, the Bears are on a franchise-record 14-game losing streak. They have also given up 25 points or more in each of the 14 straight losses which is an NFL record. It has almost been a calendar year since they won one.

The Chicago Bears did not play a good game against the Denver Broncos.

As of right now, a loss like this is making people question the Chicago Bears organization in general (as if they weren’t already). A game like this will produce a few winners and a few losers in terms of perception of their game. These are the three winners and two losers from the loss: