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Film study: On Mitch Trubisky’s interception, rare TD run and Cordarrelle Patterson’s coverage

With Thursday’s game in Detroit looming, the Bears don’t have time to watch much film of Sunday’s win against the Lions. We did, though, and found three takeaways:

First, tight end Ben Braunecker dropped what should have been a 29-yard touchdown pass from Mitch Trubisky in the first quarter. Then Trubisky threw a brutal interception in the end zone.

It was a product of a miscommunication between the quarterback and receiver Allen Robinson.

Trubisky took the shotgun snap on third-and-9 from the Giants 14 with 1:49 left in the first quarter. He had Braunecker split left, three receivers right —Robinson in the slot, then Anthony Miller, then Javon Wims on the outside — and David Montgomery in the backfield.