Postgame Perspective: Foles shows why Bears coveted him in offseason - ChicagoBears.com

On a special Sunday in Atlanta, Foles showed why he was so coveted by the Bears.

Nagy worked with Foles as an offensive quality coach with the Eagles in 2012 and Chiefs offensive coordinator in 2016.

New Bears offensive coordinator Bill Lazor was Eagles quarterbacks coach in 2013, while new Bears quarterbacks coach John DeFilippo worked with Foles as Eagles quarterbacks coach in 2017 and Jaguars offensive coordinator last season.

After beating the Vikings Sunday to finish the season at 8-8, Bears coach Matt Nagy stressed the importance of gaining valuable lessons from the 2019 campaign, saying: "If you don't learn from it, then shame on you.".

The Bears ended their home slate Sunday night the same way they started it 15 weeks earlier—by mustering just three points in a deflating prime-time loss, this time falling to the Kansas City Chiefs 26-3.

The Bears were officially eliminated from playoff contention Sunday, a few hours after a 21-13 loss in Green Bay that was a microcosm of their 2019 season.

Another impressive performance by quarterback Mitchell Trubisky fueled an offensive explosion Thursday night that carried the Bears to a 31-24 win over the Dallas Cowboys at Soldier Field

Fueled by big pass plays and a stingy defense, the Bears showed resiliency in overcoming key mistakes in a 19-14 win over the Giants Sunday at Soldier Field

Quarterback Mitchell Trubisky threw three touchdown passes in a 5:47 span as the Bears snapped a four-game losing streak with a gritty 20-13 win over the Lions Sunday at Soldier Field

The Bears tried to rally, but the hole they dug in Sunday's 22-14 loss to the Eagles in Philadelphia was ultimately too deep to climb out of