Just an unbelievable catch from Tajae Sharpe 😳 #DaBears 📺: #KCvsCHI on @NFLNetwork 📱: Stream on NFL+ bit.ly/3QcrYGG pic.twitter.com/IOJLHvLfd6

What a throw from Justin Fields What a catch from Tajae Sharpe pic.twitter.com/skOuvbuRU4

I love the way Jaquan Brisker plays football. #Bears

Trevor Siemian drops it right in the bucket to Dazz Newsome for the TD! 🎯 #DaBears 📺: #KCvsCHI on @NFLNetwork 📱: Stream on NFL+ bit.ly/3QcrYGG pic.twitter.com/QRDiATYgWp

Congratulations to Matt Eberflus on 1st win... hey, a W is a W... hopefully many more to come! #BearDown @ChicagoBears

After a shaky first few plays, Teven Jenkins is looking better. Just ask Chiefs LB Jack Cochrane. Whew.

Cairo Santos drills a 47-yard field goal, extending #Bears' lead to 19-14 with 5:58 left in fourth quarter. Bears have outscored Chiefs 19-0 in second half.

Looks like veteran OL Riley Reiff is not in uniform for the #Bears. That means more reps for some young guys, namely Braxton Jones & Larry Borom with the starters.

Matt Nagy just wrapped Roquan Smith with a bear hug and then spent about 10 seconds saying something into his ear. Roquan was smiling and nodding emphatically.

Robert Quinn with a small group of #Bears players stretching pregame. Good indication that means he will not play today vs #Chiefs. Absolutely no surprise in that regard. RB David Montgomery & TE Cole Kmet also in this group.

That is athleticism in the open field for Dominique Robinson. KC obviously screwed that play up but DR has length and he can move.

Bears LB Jack Sanborn making Lake Zurich proud today.

Dazz Newsome muff on a punt return coupled with a block in the back ... special teams is a work in progress.

Trestan Ebner finds the end zone for the @ChicagoBears TD! pic.twitter.com/SWZJt7zWXd

Trenton Gill is up to 5 punts, but he's been impressive. So the Bears have that going for them, which is nice.

Big time 3rd down conversion from Justin Fields to Darnell Mooney. Ball's on time and only where Mooney can get it. Fired up about this #Bears' duo. 🐻🐻 pic.twitter.com/IFpKIl1Bk9

Luke Getsy must want to get a closer look at Khalil Herbert. Not sure why the Bears dialed up a handoff out of the shotgun on 3rd/6 (no gain), but the last 4 plays ended the momentum Chicago got on the last 2 plays of the 1st Q.

There is little question in my mind that Luke Getsy will be a head coach in the league very soon.

#Bears LB Javin White holding his left knee after that kickoff return. Appears to be in pain.

#Bears DB Jayson Stanley needs help off the field. He's headed to the medical tent.

Dante Pettis getting a shot to return a punt now.

End of the 1st Q. Bears wide receivers showcasing a bit this drive. Hell of a catch by Tajae Sharpe (well done by Fields vs. blitz) down the sideline followed by an 8 yard gain on a jet sweep by Equanimeous St. Brown.

Bolingbrook's Micah Dew-Treadway with the sack for the Bears, Chiefs turn it over on downs.

Only three tight ends for the Bears today: Chase Allen, Jake Tonges and Rysen John. Lucky for you, here's a Q&A with Allen, the undrafted rookie out of Iowa State theathletic.com/3496172/2022/0…

We’re just a few hours away until the Chicago Bears play their first preseason game of the season when they welcome the Kansas City Chiefs to town. While preseason games don’t mean much in the grand scheme of the NFL season, it’s the perfect opportunity to get a feel for how the team looks and evaluate certain players, particularly rookies.

For the Bears 2022 draft class, this will be the first major test for them as they begin their NFL careers. High draft picks such as cornerback Kyler Gordon and Velus Jones Jr. aren’t expected to play due to injuries, but the Bears aren’t short on rookies that might make an impact early on. Here are five rookies to watch when the Bears take on the Chiefs

CHICAGO – All in all, Bears quarterback Justin Fields and the first-team offense played 18 snaps of football during Saturday’s preseason game against the Kansas City Chiefs at Soldier Field.

The results for the offense were mixed. Fields picked up four first downs on three possessions, but failed to put any points on the board. The offense was playing without several significant contributors: tight end Cole Kmet, running back David Montgomery and veteran tackle Riley Reiff, as well as receivers in Byron Pringle and Velus Jones Jr