Chicago Bears Preseason: Takeaways vs Cardinals

The Chicago Bears played the Arizona Cardinals in their second game of the preseason. We go over some takeaways from that game.

Heading into their second preseason game, the Chicago Bears had a few questions they needed answers to. Would Mike Glennon bounce back from his horrible game last week? Can the defense continue to improve? How good are the skills guys?

Some answers became clear, while others are still to be determined.

First, let’s take a look at the end result. The Bears beat the Cardinals, 24-23. While the final score isn’t important, it’s nice to see a victory. The starting unit played on both sides of the ball played well. The offense moved the ball, but that turnover bug hit again. The defensive unit showed that it can be a very good one in 2017. The turnover question is still there, though.

The Bears had an interception, but there’s been that lone one in the preseason thus far. Part of the problem last season was the lack of turnovers by the defense. The special teams unit showed great improvement from last season. However, the kicker situation is still a question.

Without any further delay, let’s go over the takeaways from the Chicago Bears’ second preseason game, looking at The Good, Bad and Ugly.