Chicago, IL
Sep 8, 2024
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In an electrifying season opener at Soldier Field, the Chicago Bears rallied from a 17-point deficit to defeat the Tennessee Titans 24-17, showcasing a resilient performance from their special teams and defense. The game initially belonged to the Titans, who were led by Tony Pollard's impressive 26-yard touchdown run and Will Levis' strategic passing, contributing to a convincing 17-0 lead. However, the Bears showed tenacity, clawing back through strategic plays, including a blocked punt returned by Jonathan Owens for a touchdown and a decisive 43-yard interception return by Tyrique Stevenson in the fourth quarter.
The Bears' comeback was marked by Cairo Santos' clutch field goals that kept them in striking distance and a critical two-point conversion pass from Caleb Williams to D'Andre Swift, ensuring the final score gulf. Tennessee, meanwhile, was generous with turnovers in the second half, with Will Levis' interceptions proving costly. Despite outgaining Chicago on the stat sheet, the Titans couldn't recover from their mistakes, allowing the Bears to clinch a memorable victory, setting a formidable tone for their season ahead.
Tony Pollard (TEN)
Rushed to the left for a 26-yard touchdown, capping an impressive 8-play, 79-yard drive that set the tone early for the Titans.
Nick Folk (TEN)
Kicked a 40-yard field goal following a Chicago fumble recovery by Julius Chesnut, reinforcing the Titans' early dominance with a 10-0 lead.
Chigoziem Okonkwo (TEN)
Secured a 17-yard touchdown pass from Will Levis, capping a 14-play, 73-yard march characterized by critical third and fourth down conversions.
Jonathan Owens (CHI)
Utilized a blocked punt to spark Chicago's revival, returning the ball 21 yards for a pivotal touchdown that invigorated the team's comeback efforts.
Cairo Santos (CHI)
Connected on a crucial 50-yard field goal, narrowing the Titans' lead to just four points and building crucial momentum for the Bears in the fourth quarter.
Tyrique Stevenson (CHI)
Picked off a Will Levis pass under pressure, returning it 43 yards for a game-turning touchdown, converting defense into decisive points for the win.
Jaylon Johnson (CHI)
Intervened with a crucial interception at the Bears' 40-yard line, effectively sealing the victory for Chicago amid late-game tension.
Caleb Williams (CHI, QB)
Despite being pressured heavily, effectively managed the Bears' offense and delivered a meaningful two-point conversion to ensure the team secured its lead late.
Tony Pollard (TEN, RB)
Was instrumental in establishing the Titans' early game command with an effective 8-play, 79-yard drive culminating in a rousing 26-yard touchdown run.
Cairo Santos (CHI, K)
A reliable force for the Bears, kept them competitive with pivotal field goals, including a 50-yarder that set the stage for their comeback.
Will Levis (TEN, QB)
Despite showing strong composure early, his missteps in the form of interceptions and a fumble played a crucial role in the Titans' loss.
Tyrique Stevenson (CHI, DB)
His instinctive 43-yard interception return stood as a crowning moment of Chicago's defensive stand, shifting the game's momentum decisively.
Jonathan Owens (CHI, DB)
Turned the tide for Chicago with a spirited return of a blocked punt for a touchdown, serving as a catalyst for the Bears' spirited comeback.
Jaylon Johnson (CHI, DB)
Made a crucial interception late in the game, affirming the Bears' defensive resolve and ultimately ensuring the Titans were unable to threaten further.
Tennessee Titans
7
10
0
0
17
Chicago Bears
0
3
7
14
24
