Seahawks vs. Bears: Final Report Card, Player Grades for Chicago
Published by Ross Read on December 2, 2012
Article Source: Bleacher Report - Chicago Bears
For the third year in a row the Seattle Seahawks have come into Chicago and beaten the Bears. They have done it with three different quarterbacks and this time it was the sensational play by a rookie.
Russell Wilson just carved up the Bears in the second half. He was 23-for-37 for 292 yards and two touchdowns. He also had 71 rushing yards on nine carries.
Jay Cutler and Brandon Marshall were in sync all game. The two hooked up for 10 catches for 165 yards. Marshall’s 56-yard reception at the end of regulation catapulted the team to overtime after a Robbie Gould game-tying kick.
Cutler finished with 233 yards on 17-for-26 with two touchdowns and a 119.6 quarterback rating. Matt Forte had 66 yards on the ground and a touchdown reception. Earl Bennett left the game with a concussion but did have an early touchdown catch.
The Bears have now relinquished their lead in the NFC North after the Green Bay Packers defeated the Vikings. The Bears will look to rebound next week when they play those same Vikings in Minnesota.
