Greetings for NFL Gameday at the Windy City, Lions fans! A battle of 3 win teams in the NFC North play this afternoon, as the 3-4-1 Detroit Lions come to Chicago to play the Bears, in both teams 179th all-time series meeting.
Despite their record, Detroit statistically are currently ranked 5th in Total Offense but next to last at 31st in the entire NFL. Our Lions team are also ranked #3 in passing yards, also #31 in passing yards allowed by opponents. Lions are also ranked #21 in rushing yards, but are 27th in rushing yards allowed by opponents.
A win by Chicago over Detroit would be their 100th win, as they currently lead the all-time series entering today at 99-74-5.
Matt Prater kicked his game-winning, 52-yard field goal, with 1:35 remaining in the fourth quarter to help the Lions defeat the Bears 27-24 in Detroit’s last road win at Chicago back on November 19,
2017.
Cloudy skies at 31 degrees, feels like 34 degrees, is the local gamecast inside Soldier Field, for the 1:05 PM Eastern Standard Time kickoff, alone with 15% precipitation, 73% humidity, and northern winds at 12 miles per hour.
Head Linesman Carl Cheffers leads his NFL officiating crew to supervise the live game action on Soldier Field between the Lions and Bears.
NFL also continues to honor our US military personnel, active and retired, with their annual Salute To Service Campaign throughout November.
NO injuries to both the Lions and Bears players, win your fourth game of the season, and LET’S GO LIONS!!!