EPISODE · Sep 18, 2026 · 1 MIN
Can the Bears Challenge Denver’s Historic Scoring Record This Weekend?
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📰 Read the full article: https://sports-podcasts.com/en/episode/can-the-bears-challenge-denvers-historic-scoring-record-this-weekend/ Ben Johnson, the 40-year-old head coach of the Chicago Bears, boldly aims to break the NFL's scoring record this season. This weekend's matchup will reveal whether his high-octane offense can sustain its explosive start. Johnson's ambition is clear: he wants to surpass the 2013 Denver Broncos' record of 37.6 points per game. After an eye-popping 59-point performance in their season opener against the Panthers, the Bears are currently on pace to achieve this historic feat. However, the challenge intensifies as they face the Minnesota Vikings, known for their unpredictable and aggressive defense orchestrated by Brian Flores. Flores’ unique scheme keeps offenses guessing, making adaptability crucial for success. Bears quarterback Caleb Williams describes it as "mental warfare," emphasizing the need for strategic thinking against a constantly shifting defensive approach. Johnson, who admits to overthinking, uses this to his advantage, crafting game plans that exploit favorable situations. As the Bears prepare for this pivotal game, all eyes are on Johnson's ability to navigate the complexities of Flores' defense. The outcome could set the tone for Chicago's pursuit of NFL history. Can the Bears keep their momentum going and make a serious run at the scoring record? This weekend will be a true test. #NFLScoringRecord #BearsVsVikings #NFLWeek2Highlights #NFL #AmericanFootball #sports #podcast 🏆 More NFL podcasts: https://sports-podcasts.com/en/sport/nfl/ 🎧 Listen to the full playlist: https://youtube.com/playlist?list=PLoWFEoIqbbFvypZ5JaUPiUcQ7dMN-OW5P
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