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Bears’ Tyrique Stevenson Faces Washington Rematch After ‘Fail Mary

He says the backlash still hurts, using it as fuel for a restored starting role under Ben Johnson ahead of Monday Night Football.

Overview

  • The October 2024 52-yard Hail Mary he tipped to Noah Brown sealed an 18-15 loss that preceded a 10-game slide and staff firings in Chicago.
  • After a slow start this season, Stevenson has a forced fumble, two recoveries, an interception and five pass breakups as coaches praise improved practice habits.
  • He apologized the next day, says the criticism “still hurts,” recalls some initial “side-eyes” from teammates, and expects a hostile reception in Washington.
  • Chicago is prioritizing run-game fixes entering the rematch, averaging just over 102 rushing yards and 3.8 yards per carry as Ben Johnson stresses better execution.
  • The Bears return from a bye for Monday Night Football in D.C., with no official injury report yet; Jaquan Brisker and Grady Jarrett were not seen at practice, Darnell Wright worked on the side, and Kyler Gordon says he will make his season debut.