Commanders-Bears Week 5 TNF Recap

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🗓️ 6 October 2023

⏱️ 33 minutes

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In a room with two heroes - Dan Hanzus and Marc Sessler recap the Week 5 Thursday night football clash between the Washington Commanders and the Chicago Bears . We break down the impressive performance by Justin Fields and the Bears offense, examine what went wrong for Washington and pay our respects to the late, great Dick Butkus.

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0:00.0	This is an I-Heart podcast.
0:02.3	Guaranteed Human.
0:04.5	Third and 14.
0:07.2	Four-man rush again.
0:09.8	Fields to the end zone.
0:11.4	Moore.
0:12.4	Touchdown.
0:14.9	Wide open.
0:23.6	Touchdown. Curtis Samuel.
0:32.6	Bass is called in by Moore, gets free.
0:38.1	Washington gambles and lose the gamble that time.
0:40.3	56 yards touchdown.
0:43.2	Oh, thank goodness.
0:54.6	I'm telling you, Bears fans of America and beyond.
0:56.1	You needed this one.
0:58.1	And you got it.
1:02.4	The Chicago Bears, the Monsters of the Midway.
1:05.7	The erstwhile, monsters of the Midway.
1:11.6	And maybe once more, is some things connect.
1:21.0	Finally, win a game, 40 to 20, doubling up the Washington commanders on the road in Landover.
1:24.1	Dan Hans is here with Mark Sessler.
1:32.2	And this was a game that the bear is absolutely controlled from the start taking a 27 to 3 lead into the half Washington wakes up and they have a chance to pull within one score
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