The Browns ' defense did not have any better luck against the Chicago Bears, failing to secure a turnover and giving up 31 points in the process. They have the benefit of the doubt due to the Browns' poor-performing special teams giving the Bears good field position,

Bears quarterback Caleb Williams threw two touchdown passes to wide receiver DJ Moore, and running back D’Andre Swift ran for a pair of scores as Chicago moved closer to clinching a playoff spot for the first time in five years.

Chicago Bears head coach Ben Johnson praised his team for their ability to slam the door against the Cleveland Browns.

On a frigid, 8-degree afternoon at Soldier Field, the Browns folded like a lawn chair. The final score of 31-3 only begins to scratch the surface of a performance that was offensively inept, defensively compromised, and schematically broken.

The Bears allowed three sacks to the Browns, but they had a sound pass-protection plan, and @wiltfongjr breaks it down here.