Commanders Beats Bears Reaction & Analysis

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The Washington Commanders beat the Chicago Bears 12-7 on Thursday Night Football. Brian Robinson would score his first NFL touchdown which would seal the win for Commanders, after a fumbled punt by Bears wideout Velus Jones. The Commanders improve to 2-4 on the year despite a poor offensive performance as Carson Wentz failed to reach 100 yards passing and threw no touchdowns. The Chicago Bears drop to 2-4, as their offensive struggles continue scoring only 7 points as second-year quarterback Justin Fields struggled in the passing game and was sacked 5 times.

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