Overview
- Cleveland fell 31-3 at Soldier Field as Shedeur Sanders went 18-of-35 for 177 yards with three interceptions and five sacks.
- Stefanski reiterated Sanders will remain QB1 for the rest of the season, giving the fifth-rounder three more starts to assess progress.
- One interception came on a well-thrown end-zone pass that Jerry Jeudy failed to secure before Bears corner Jaylon Johnson wrestled it away.
- An early wrong wristband miscommunication and a patched offensive line contributed to operational issues and constant pressure on the rookie.
- Myles Garrett reached 21.5 sacks, one shy of the single-season record, as Cleveland’s 3-11 record leaves it positioned for a high draft pick per multiple reports.