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Death by Missed Tackles: Steelers-Bears Tweetcap

by Ian

The Steelers went into Chicago and dropped another winnable game to an inferior opponent on the road outside of Eastern Standard Time. As you can imagine, Twitter was LIT.

The big story before kickoff was that the Steelers would not take part in the National Anthem.

Once the game started they didn’t seem too interested in taking part in it either.

The Steelers would finall put together a good drive and move it down the field.

AB would cash it in for six.

But the defense still was MIA.

The Bears scored another easy touchdown to go up 14-7.

On a weird play to end the half, Boswell’s field goal attempt was blocked but the Steelers ran down the returner and knocked the ball out. Jordan Berry batted it out of the end zone for a safety or touchback or something?

The call wound up giving the Bears the ball on the 1.

Either way, we went into the half down 17-7.

In the second half, the offense started where they left off.

The defense even generated a turnover when Shazier forced a fumble and recovered!

The offense took advantage of a short field and got the game within 3, mostly on the ground.

Unfortunately, the defense still couldn’t tackle.

Hargrave came up with a sack, which essentially ended the Bears drive.

After an exchange of punts, the Steelers would come up with another turnover.

Boswell would tie it with a field goal and the defense would hold.

Unfortunately the offense couldn’t get a first down after a holding penalty.

No one could do anything in the closing minutes and the game went to Overtime. Tarik Cohen seemingly scored a long TD when a blatant hold when uncalled.

But they called him out of bounds.

A few plays later though, the Bears walked it off.

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