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Sunday Games Went Perfectly For Chicago Bears Tank Crowd - Sports Mockery

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The Chicago Bears last held a top five pick in 2017. Most fans probably don’t want to remember that disaster. Either way, the odds look favorable that the team could end up there again in 2023. They’re already 2-4 through the first six games. Next, they face the New England Patriots coming off two blowout victories. Then they face arguably the best defense in the NFL right now in the Dallas Cowboys next week. After that, five of their remaining nine games are against teams with records of .500 or better. Another will be against Green Bay, who already beat them once.

So yeah. It doesn’t feel like the Bears are equipped to win many more games on this schedule. Not with the worst passing attack in the NFL, an anemic pass rush, and a bad run defense. That is why several experts see them competing for the #1 pick in the 2023 draft. If so, then Sunday’s games couldn’t have gone much better.

  • Carolina Panthers upset the Buccaneers.
  • Washington Commanders stunned the Packers.
  • Las Vegas Raiders downed the Texans.

Each of those teams is a threat to the #1 slot next year. All of them winning in the same weekend with more than half a season still to go is good for the Bears. Right now, it looks like the two leaders for the pick are Detroit (1-5) and Houston (1-4-1). The Texans still have chances to get some wins, with Washington, Cleveland, and Indianapolis still on the schedule. Detroit plays Chicago twice and Carolina later in the year.

The Chicago Bears must hold up their end.

It is never easy to cheer for your team to lose. Plenty of Bears fans refuse to do that. They want to see wins. That is understandable. Others, though, see the cold reality. This team isn’t anywhere close to a championship. The easiest way to secure potential star players is with high draft picks. Since 2000, the #1 overall pick has produced 15 eventual Pro Bowlers, including three Super Bowl champions. It is almost impossible to miss that pick.

The Chicago Bears haven’t held it since 1947. They came agonizingly close twice. The first was in 1970 when they lost a coin flip to Pittsburgh, costing them Terry Bradshaw. Then in 1997, they had one more win than the Indianapolis Colts, who ended up with Peyton Manning in the 1998 draft. History says a team can’t have more than three wins in a season to expect a reasonable chance of landing the top pick.

That makes the next 11 games fascinating to watch.

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