The Chicago Bears have an aggressive mindset in Week 4 when they win the Detroit Lions

Sunday was only the second time in 29 matches since Nagy became coach in 2018, when the Bears won the coin toss and didn’t postpone until the second half. The only previous event was last December 20 in Minnesota when the Bears decided to get an opening kick but won three and eventually won 33-27.

At the Bear Opening Station, Montgomery rushed 31 yards with six carrying capacities and Justin Fields completed a 3/3 pass at 29 yards.

“When we won the throw and scoring on the first run, it definitely set the tone for us throughout the game,” Fields said. “I’m just proud of everything offensive, from the O-line to the receivers and the backlash running. I think we all performed at a high level today.”

“Our job as an attack is when we step on the field, to score goals,” added center Sam Mustipher. “We haven’t done it enough, and coming out, taking the ball and marching on the field was a great feeling, and it gained confidence after a tough week last week, and we just set the tone for the game.”

After a week of poor performance as the Browns lost 26-6, the entire Bears attack was redeemed on Sunday, especially the line. The crime reduced the number of sacks allowed from nine last Sunday to one and increased the yards it produced from 47 to 373.

“A lot of guys come back to the building on Monday to do healing and the like,” Mustipher said. “The energy wasn’t, ‘Oh, oh me.’ “It was, ‘How can we get this right?’ So how can we fix things? “”

The Bears attack also reduced the number of hits allowed by the defender from 15 in Cleveland to four on Sunday.

“The O-line did a great job,” Fields said. “They only found one sack and that sack was on me. I should have checked the ball down in the apartment faster. But the O-line played just fine. I’m proud of those guys.”

The fields were restored by performing 11/17 feeds at 209 yards with one capture and 82.7 feed value. He helped lead the Bears to three goals after they were kept out of the main area in Cleveland.

“I’ve been in difficult places before, and my idea was just to go back from last week just to improve and keep pushing,” Fields said. “I saw [Seahawks quarterback] Russell Wilson posted a tweet last week saying, “I love adversity,” and I really love it because it just brings a whole other person out of me, and in a way, I’m glad it happened last week. I think if we had won last week, it wouldn’t have encouraged us to heal and train hard. “

The Bears did not score more than 21 yards during the first three games this season. But on Sunday, Fields combined 64- and 32-yard throws for Darnell Mooney and 28- and 27-yard Allen Robinson II.

64-yard for Mooney was Bears ’longest passing game since October 28, 2018, when Tarik Cohen changed Mitchell Trubisky’s square pass to a 70-yard touch with a 24-10 win over the Jets.

“Justin and I locked my eyes and when he looked at me, I was like ‘OK,'” Mooney said. ” So I put my eyes to safety. I found out where he was and took the route higher. “

The long connection created Montgomery’s second TD run, giving Bears a 14-0 lead at the start of the second quarter.

“This is a great game in the game and it gives us momentum,” Fields said. “The more explosive plays you can get, the better It was a big shot, and it just goes with the pace and practice. Me and Mooney, we stay almost every day after practice to throw at least a few extra routes, so he and I are almost always on the same page. it was a great day today. He got worse. “

Mooney led the Bears at five receptions with 125 yards. It was the first 100-yard game of his career; his peak last year as a beginner was 93 yards in the regular season final against Packers.

Cairo Santos scored the only field goal he tried on Sunday, at the end of 33 yards in the third quarter, extending his Bears record to 32 straight field goals. It is now the longest active series in the NFL, as the two players with the longer series are Giants ’Graham Gano and Patriots’ Nick Folkboth.