***OFFICIAL*** IGT: Bears at Lions (Traditional Turkey Day Terribowl Edition)

[Penny Traitor]

Chicago Bears (3-7-0) vs Detroit Lions (0-9-1)
Thursday, November 25th @ 11:30am (CST)
Ford Field
FOX 32
WBBM 780
Chicago Bears lead series 103-75-5

Over the league’s first eleven seasons, between three (in 1929) and eight games (in 1926) were played on Thanksgiving day. Five times in the six years between 1931 and 1936, the league featured three Thanksgiving contests, each typically featuring the New York Giants, the Green Bay Packers and the Chicago Cardinals – an ancestor of the modern day Arizona Cardinals.

In one of the games in 1934, the Bears defeated the Detroit Lions by a score of 19-16. This was a huge game at the time, as the Bears would go on to finish that regular season a perfect 13-0, with the 10-3 Lions finished behind them in second place in the league’s Western Division. What no one knew at the time, however, was that the contest was also of massive historical import. This was the first time the Lions had ever played on Thanksgiving. They’d do so again each of the next four years, before a six-year hiatus (1939-44) due to World War II… and, come kickoff on Thursday, will have done so, as the home team, in each of the 77 Thanksgivings since!

Stats for the Chicago Bears and Detroit Lions as they enter Week 12​

​	Bears​	Lions​
Total First Downs​	179​	195​
1st Downs (Rush-Pass-By Penalty)​	73 - 87- 19​	62 - 113 - 20​
3rd Down Conversions​	39/118​	41/128​
4th Down Conversions​	5/14​	10/23​
Total Offensive Yds​	2879​	3120​
Offense (Plays-Avg Yds)​	593 - 4.9​	630 - 5.0​
Total Rushing Yds​	1321​	1142​
Rushing (Plays-Avg Yards)​	286 - 4.6​	245 - 4.7​
Total Passing Yds​	1558​	1978​
Passing (Comp-Att-Int-Avg)​	163 - 271 - 9 - 6.8​	236 - 358 - 8 - 6.2​
Sacks​	31​	15​
Field Goals​	13/15​	13/16​
Touchdowns​	18​	17​
(Rush-Pass-Ret-Def)​	9 - 7 - 0 - 2​	9 - 8 - 0 - 0​
Time of possession​	28:49​	29:10​
Turnover Ratio​	-4​	-1​

PASSING
Justin Fields

​

ATT​	COMP​	YDS​	CP%​	YPA​	TD​	INT​	LONG​	SACK​	RATE​
198​	115​	1361​	58.1​	6.9​	4​	8​	64​	31​	69.0​

RECEIVING
Darnell Mooney

​

RECEPTIONS​	YARDS​	YDS PER REC​	LONG​	TD​
41​	571​	13.9​	64​	3​

RUSHING
David Montgomery

​

ATTEMPTS​	YARDS​	YDS PER ATT​	LONG​	TD​
96​	430​	4.5​	41​	3​

TACKLES
Roquan Smith

​

COMBINED​	SOLO​	ASST​	TFL​	QB HITS​
110​	67​	43​	8​	3​

INTERCEPTIONS
Roquan Smith

​

INTS​	YARDS​	TDS​	LONG​	PASS DEFLECT​
1​	58​	1​	58​	1​

SACKS
Robert Quinn

​

PLAYER​	SACKS​
Robert Quinn​	10.0​
Khalil Mack​	6.0​
Roquan Smith​	3.0​
Trevis Gipson​	3.0​
Bilal Nichols​	2.0​
Akiem Hicks​	1.5​
Mario Edwards​	1.5​
Tashaun Gipson​	1.0​
Cassius Marsh​	1.0​
Kindle Vildor​	1.0​
Eddie Goldman​	0.5​
Angelo Blackson​	0.5​
TOTAL TEAM SACKS​	31​

​

​	​	​
PFT​	28​	PFT's Week 12 2021 power rankings - ProFootballTalk 1. Cardinals (9-2, last week No. 4): They need to avoid having to play a playoff game in Green Bay at all costs. 2. Patriots (7-4, No. 8): The Pats could end up partying like it’s 2001. 3. Rams (7-3, No. 5): The Greatest Show-offs on Turf need to show something at Lambeau. 4. Packers [more] profootballtalk.nbcsports.com
NFL​	27​	NFL Power Rankings, Week 12: Patriots rise, Bills fall as pecking order changes from top to bottom In his Week 12 Power Rankings, Dan Hanzus makes changes at No. 1 and No. 32, with a whole lot of reshuffling in between. And yes, Bill Belichick's New England Patriots are back in the contender tier. www.nfl.com
USA Today​	28​	Week 12 NFL power rankings: Cardinals reclaim No. 1 spot, but who's leading AFC pack? Nine-win Cardinals are back on top, but Chiefs and Patriots among those taking aim at NFC's loosening grip on top five. www.usatoday.com
ESPN​	27​	NFL Power Rankings: 1-32 poll, plus the Thanksgiving games to remember for (almost) every team Leon Lett's Thanksgiving blunder will go down in history, Josh Allen had a breakout on Turkey Day, while Barry Sanders was must-see holiday TV for a decade. www.espn.com
CBS​	28​	NFL Week 9 Power Rankings: 49ers, Chiefs struggles turn top of league upside down; major test awaits new No. 1 Pete Prisco says if you have a handle on this season, let him know www.cbssports.com

 

[pseudonym]

It's going to be ugly. Driving to STL so will probably miss it. Lions 16, Bears 9.

 

[46plank]

I think it’s hilarious that the Lions are statistically better offense, and haven’t won yet?

 

[ImSure]

something weird is gonna happen.

 

[bearmick]

Bears are 6-4 head to head vs Detroit. Make that 7-4 as Nagy saves his job!

Bears 21
Lions 3

 

[Calabis]

Glad I work and don't have to watch this embarrassing team

 

[Angry Boomer]

The Lions have got to be pumped for this game as this Bears team is definitely beatable.. The Lions can smell their first victory.

The Bears will probably be depressed after the Nagy firing issue all week.

17-14 Lions

 

[Warrior Spirit]

Doesn’t matter how bad Bears are. Lions are that team that beats themselves over and over again.

Bears 3-2

 

[ThatGuyRyan]

I’ll have the game on, not really interested. I don’t think the defense can stop anyone.

Bears 13
Lions 27

 

[Xuder O'Clam]

Chicago Bears (3-7-0) vs Detroit Lions (0-9-1)
Thursday, November 25th @ 11:30am (CST)
Ford Field
FOX 32
WBBM 780
Chicago Bears lead series 103-75-5

View attachment 15637View attachment 15638View attachment 15639

Over the league’s first eleven seasons, between three (in 1929) and eight games (in 1926) were played on Thanksgiving day. Five times in the six years between 1931 and 1936, the league featured three Thanksgiving contests, each typically featuring the New York Giants, the Green Bay Packers and the Chicago Cardinals – an ancestor of the modern day Arizona Cardinals.

In one of the games in 1934, the Bears defeated the Detroit Lions by a score of 19-16. This was a huge game at the time, as the Bears would go on to finish that regular season a perfect 13-0, with the 10-3 Lions finished behind them in second place in the league’s Western Division. What no one knew at the time, however, was that the contest was also of massive historical import. This was the first time the Lions had ever played on Thanksgiving. They’d do so again each of the next four years, before a six-year hiatus (1939-44) due to World War II… and, come kickoff on Thursday, will have done so, as the home team, in each of the 77 Thanksgivings since!

Stats for the Chicago Bears and Detroit Lions as they enter Week 12​

​	Bears​	Lions​
Total First Downs​	179​	195​
1st Downs (Rush-Pass-By Penalty)​	73 - 87- 19​	62 - 113 - 20​
3rd Down Conversions​	39/118​	41/128​
4th Down Conversions​	5/14​	10/23​
Total Offensive Yds​	2879​	3120​
Offense (Plays-Avg Yds)​	593 - 4.9​	630 - 5.0​
Total Rushing Yds​	1321​	1142​
Rushing (Plays-Avg Yards)​	286 - 4.6​	245 - 4.7​
Total Passing Yds​	1558​	1978​
Passing (Comp-Att-Int-Avg)​	163 - 271 - 9 - 6.8​	236 - 358 - 8 - 6.2​
Sacks​	31​	15​
Field Goals​	13/15​	13/16​
Touchdowns​	18​	17​
(Rush-Pass-Ret-Def)​	9 - 7 - 0 - 2​	9 - 8 - 0 - 0​
Time of possession​	28:49​	29:10​
Turnover Ratio​	-4​	-1​

PASSING
Justin Fields

​

ATT​	COMP​	YDS​	CP%​	YPA​	TD​	INT​	LONG​	SACK​	RATE​
198​	115​	1361​	58.1​	6.9​	4​	8​	64​	31​	69.0​

RECEIVING
Darnell Mooney

​

RECEPTIONS​	YARDS​	YDS PER REC​	LONG​	TD​
41​	571​	13.9​	64​	3​

RUSHING
David Montgomery

​

ATTEMPTS​	YARDS​	YDS PER ATT​	LONG​	TD​
96​	430​	4.5​	41​	3​

TACKLES
Roquan Smith

​

COMBINED​	SOLO​	ASST​	TFL​	QB HITS​
110​	67​	43​	8​	3​

INTERCEPTIONS
Roquan Smith

​

INTS​	YARDS​	TDS​	LONG​	PASS DEFLECT​
1​	58​	1​	58​	1​

SACKS
Robert Quinn

​

PLAYER​	SACKS​
Robert Quinn​	10.0​
Khalil Mack​	6.0​
Roquan Smith​	3.0​
Trevis Gipson​	3.0​
Bilal Nichols​	2.0​
Akiem Hicks​	1.5​
Mario Edwards​	1.5​
Tashaun Gipson​	1.0​
Cassius Marsh​	1.0​
Kindle Vildor​	1.0​
Eddie Goldman​	0.5​
Angelo Blackson​	0.5​
TOTAL TEAM SACKS​	31​

​

​	​	​
PFT​	28​	PFT's Week 12 2021 power rankings - ProFootballTalk 1. Cardinals (9-2, last week No. 4): They need to avoid having to play a playoff game in Green Bay at all costs. 2. Patriots (7-4, No. 8): The Pats could end up partying like it’s 2001. 3. Rams (7-3, No. 5): The Greatest Show-offs on Turf need to show something at Lambeau. 4. Packers [more] profootballtalk.nbcsports.com
NFL​	27​	NFL Power Rankings, Week 12: Patriots rise, Bills fall as pecking order changes from top to bottom In his Week 12 Power Rankings, Dan Hanzus makes changes at No. 1 and No. 32, with a whole lot of reshuffling in between. And yes, Bill Belichick's New England Patriots are back in the contender tier. www.nfl.com
USA Today​	28​	Week 12 NFL power rankings: Cardinals reclaim No. 1 spot, but who's leading AFC pack? Nine-win Cardinals are back on top, but Chiefs and Patriots among those taking aim at NFC's loosening grip on top five. www.usatoday.com
ESPN​	27​	NFL Power Rankings: 1-32 poll, plus the Thanksgiving games to remember for (almost) every team Leon Lett's Thanksgiving blunder will go down in history, Josh Allen had a breakout on Turkey Day, while Barry Sanders was must-see holiday TV for a decade. www.espn.com
CBS​	28​	NFL Week 9 Power Rankings: 49ers, Chiefs struggles turn top of league upside down; major test awaits new No. 1 Pete Prisco says if you have a handle on this season, let him know www.cbssports.com

View attachment 15636

Thanked for Amy.

 

[iueyedoc]

Lester A. Wiltfong Jr. @wiltfongjr 9h

Per @NextGenStats from @ZebraTechnology #Bears QB Andy Dalton was the least aggressive passer in week 11 with a tight window throw percentage of just 4.3%, but he also had the lowest Completion Percentage Over Expected (CPOE) last week at -18.4%.

Looking forward to an inaccurate Checkdown Charlie Turkey Day.

 

[Angry Boomer]

It's a shame this game will be played early.... Watching this team will make one lose their appetite.

 

[Urblock]

Bears lose and the players kill Nagy on the field. The crowd goes crazy and burn the stadium down. Happy Turkey Day!

 

[Thomas31]

I'm sure I am speaking for ALL Bears fans when I say....."we all cant wait for a high scoring Nagy offense, and a high quality Bears Win on Thanksgiv-

BEARS

 

[Aquineas]

Bears lose and the normal Detroit residents kill Nagy on the field. The crowd goes crazy and burns down the city. Happy Turkey Day!

FTFY.

 

[Britbuffguy]

Until the Nagy and Dalton Show is over, think I'm done watching them this year.

Bought tickets to go see Resident Evil and House Of Gucci instead.

 

[ndgt10]

Bears 27-23

 

[HSBOB]

What time does the 'pillow fight' start?

 

[Angry Boomer]

Bears 27-23

No way I can see the Bears scoring 27, but I can see them giving up 23.

 

[Les Grossman]

Artie Burns taking some reps at CB over Vildor… thank god