J.J. McCarthy, Vikings spoil Ben Johnson's Bears debut
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J.J. McCarthy, Vikings spoil Ben Johnson's Bears debut
"CHICAGO -- Hello J.J. McCarthy. And welcome back to the Minnesota Vikings defense. The team's new era at quarterback began with a rousing comeback victory over its NFC North rival in a 27-24 win over the Chicago Bears. And for as much attention as McCarthy's debut will generate -- it was the Vikings' defense that kept it in the game while the offense struggled."
"Bears quarterback Caleb Williams completed his first 10 passes as Chicago took a 10-3 lead in the second quarter, but the Bears offense didn't score again until 2:02 remained in the fourth quarter. McCarthy accounted for three touchdowns in the fourth quarter, including passes of 13 to Justin Jefferson and 27 yards to Aaron Jones Sr., and his 14-yard scramble in the fourth quarter put the Vikings up by 10 an accounted for the final margin."
The Minnesota Vikings rallied from a deficit to beat the Chicago Bears 27-24. Caleb Williams completed his first 10 passes and helped Chicago build a 10-3 second-quarter lead, but the Bears' offense did not score again until 2:02 remained in the fourth quarter. J.J. McCarthy looked frenetic early, frequently changing plays and appearing unsettled in the pocket, and an interception returned for a touchdown in the third quarter threatened the game. McCarthy accounted for three fourth-quarter touchdowns, connecting with Justin Jefferson and Aaron Jones Sr., and his 14-yard scramble created the final margin. Minnesota's defense stifled Chicago for most of the contest and preserved the comeback win.
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