Ravens End Bears' 4-Game Win Streak With 30-16 NFL Victory

The Chicago Bears' four-game winning streak ended with a 30-16 loss to the Baltimore Ravens, who managed the victory without their star quarterback Lamar Jackson. The Bears' defense, which had thrived on forcing turnovers, failed to generate any takeaways during this game, highlighting a vulnerability as they allowed the Ravens to gain significant yardage and score key points. The Bears' offense also struggled in the red zone, settling for field goals instead of touchdowns despite promising drives, which ultimately hurt their comeback chances. Injury woes compounded the Bears' difficulties, as they played without their top three cornerbacks, raising concerns about the health and availability of key defensive players like the nickel cornerback, whose recurring injuries have become a liability. Meanwhile, Tyler Huntley, the Ravens’ backup quarterback, performed efficiently, completing 11 of 12 passes in the first half, helping Baltimore maintain control despite the Bears’ defensive efforts. Overall, the Bears’ inability to capitalize on opportunities and their defensive weaknesses contributed to the loss, stalling their momentum in the NFC standings.