The Bears Den: October 12, 2015 - Chicago Bears News and Updates

The Chicago Bears entered Arrowhead Stadium on Sunday the clear underdogs-- The Chiefs are a better team on paper, and playing at Arrowhead is one of the most challenging venues for opposing teams in the NFL.  Compound that with the fact that the Bears were dealing with so many injuries, it just didn't seem plausible that they would be able to go into KC and pull out a victory.

And for three quarters, it didn't seem plausible.

But Jay Cutler engineered two touchdown drives with limited mobility and a make-shift offensive line without any of their starting wide receivers... It was a thing of beauty. And to be honest, something in my gut all week long thought this might happen.

Let's take a look at some headlines...

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- Larry Mayer's recap of the stunning victory over the Chiefs. (LINK)

- Brad Biggs: The Bears defense is growing up quickly. (LINK)

- Jay Cutler is the team's leader and most valuable player. (LINK)

- Chiefs fans were not very happy after their team blew a double-digit lead. (LINK)

- Pernell McPhee set tone with sack, block. (LINK)

- The 2015 Chicago Bears have discovered their identity. (LINK)

- David Haugh writes about Jay Cutler, and it isn't bad, mostly. (LINK)

- The Bears win and Steve Rosenbloom pluds Jake Arrieta in his headline. (LINK)

- Jamaal Charles suffered torn ACL in game against Chicago. (LINK)

- Hroniss Grasu struggled in the first half, but got better as the game went on. (LINK)

- Willie Young finally gets his first sack of the season; promptly goes fishing. (LINK)

- Bears learn the hard way that they need to develop young offensive linemen. (LINK)

- Grading Jay Cutler's play after leading another comeback win. (LINK)

Stay tuned to WCG for more Victory Monday coverage as the day rolls on...