For one team, it was the game of their season. On the contrary, it went viral for all the wrong causes. The final 8 battle between the Chicago Bears and Washington Commanders resulted in a 52-yard Rain Mary pass from Jayden Daniels to Noah Brown as the speed expired to end the game.
The Commanders received the fight between the Deny. 1 total picks Caleb Williams and Deny. 2 in total choose Daniels. It wasn’t long ago that everyone was marveling at fantastic games, enthusiasts noted. the deficiencies of a Bears participant in the games.
Bears cornerback Tyrique Stevenson was interacting with fans in the stands the month the game was taking place, taunting some opposing fans, and became the backup medium for the rest of the players on the field.
Bears manager Matt Eberflus later mentioned that Stevenson was assigned to set up Brown in the final games, according to The Athletic, but he arrived late and passed the ball to Brown, which only made the condition seem even worse. .
Stevenson’s moves not only caused Chicago to lose the game, but earned him a week-long demotion. Stevenson reportedly won’t start in the Bears’ street game against the Arizona Cardinals because of what’s happened over the last month.
On the verge of learning he wouldn’t be a starter this month, Stevenson came out hot, according to a record in the “NFL on Fox” pregame showcase, which Jay Glazer said wasn’t smartly won by the Bears. .
Stevenson is still expected to be active and able to play in games, alternating with cornerback Terell Smith.
He already apologized for his movements, on social networks and speaking to the media a month later. “To Chicago and my teammates my apologies for the lack of awareness and focus… The game is not over until the zeros hit the clock. I can’t take anything for granted. Notes are taken, improvement will occur. #Beardown “Stevenson posted. on social networks.
He further warned reporters: “I know I let you down and those guys hold me to a higher standard, like everyone else in this building… I let the moment get too big and it’s something that can never happen again.”
The 24-year-old has started six games this season and has 35 tackles, with six deflections and one interception returned for a touchdown.
