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What's gone from bad to worse for the Bears?

Chicago and Minnesota, closing out week 10 action last night as the Vikings held off the Bears 19 to 13 Minnesota wideout, Adam Thielen,

catching two touchdowns and rookie receiver Justin Jefferson finishing with eight catches

for 135 yards. Not bad from the rook. But speaking of Chicago, the news centered around

Bears quarterback Nick Foles as he was carted off with an injury late in the fourth quarter.

Devastating news for Chicago, here's his head coach, Matt Nagy, after the game.

You know, we're all going through a lot right now and at the end to get injured like that.

They're still looking at them, you know, it was his leg or his hip. So I think they're still working through the details on that. I have not talked to him yet in the in the locker room. I will here after we're done and just make sure he's okay. I know he's upset. You know, it's just been, it's been frustrating. It's been hard. And that's the part that's difficult through all this because no one wants

it more than him to be out there to fight with his teammates.

So Chicago dropping to five and five on the season thanks to their fourth straight loss

as they had into a bye week.

Minnesota quarterback Kirk Cousins, when he passed for 292 yards, a pair of touchdown

throws and one pick.

He also recorded his first career win on Monday night football.

That's right, Captain Kirk doing it.

Under the bright lights, he gets that dub, finally.

Entering week 10, Cousins had the most losses without a win by a quarterback in Monday night football

history. He's now 1 in 9 on Mondays.

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