Colts quarterback Anthony Richardson took the shotgun snap in Week 1, dropped back and slipped. He steadied his back leg, took a shuffle step to his left, outside the left hash, and saw two Texans pass rushers push through blockers at his feet. A third closed on his left, so Richardson heaved a pass off the wrong foot.

While we are just two games into the regular season, it appeared frustration got the better of Bears wideout D.J. Moore during Chicago's 19-13 Sunday night loss to the Houston Texans. Television cameras caught his evident disappointment in 4k.

A struggling offense not only has been unproductive, but put rookie QB Caleb Williams in peril — sacked seven times against the Texans. The solution is the same as most Bears offenses when in distress — establish a consistent running game that gives Williams the wind at his back.

The Indianapolis Colts run defense against the Chicago Bears rushing offense. Someone has to win this matchup--right? By now we are all well-versed in the Colts' run defense woes, with the team having surrendered 474 rushing yards,

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