As if the Bears had dug themselves into a deep enough hole heading into Monday night, they found a way to reach a new low on the 2020 season with a 19-13 loss to the Vikings at home.
The offense exited Soldier Field having not scored a single touchdown, with their lone touchdown coming from a 104-yard Cordarrelle Patterson kick return. When factoring in yards lost by sacks, the Bears gained a total of 149 offensive yards throughout the night.
Despite the return of Cody Whitehair, the activation of Lamar Miller and the transition of play-calling duties to offensive coordinator Bill Lazor, it looked like the same old Chicago offense with little to no signs of improvement.