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Talk about hitting the entire spectrum in an evaluation. The corners combined for two interceptions, including Cre'Von LeBlanc's pick-six that provided the Bears with a brief fourth-quarter lead, three pass interference penalties totaling 74 yards, a third-down illegal contact call and eight pass breakups. Yes, it was a sequel to "The Good, the Bad and the Ugly." LeBlanc made a terrific play getting physical with Boldin and then riding his hip to the outside for his interception. Bryce Callahan read Tate's option route well, and the ball went through his hands before Demontre Hurst caught the deflection for a pick in the end zone. The penalties proved costly though, because Stafford wasn't hitting his downfield throws.
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Talk about hitting the entire spectrum in an evaluation. The corners combined for two interceptions, including Cre’Von LeBlanc’s pick-six that provided the Bears with a brief fourth-quarter lead, three pass interference penalties totaling 74 yards, a third-down illegal contact call and eight pass breakups. Yes, it was a sequel to “The Good, the Bad and the Ugly.” LeBlanc made a terrific play getting physical with Boldin and then riding his hip to the outside for his interception. Bryce Callahan read Tate’s option route well, and the ball went through his hands before Demontre Hurst caught the deflection for a pick in the end zone. The penalties proved costly though, because Stafford wasn’t hitting his downfield throws.

Film review shows costly mistakes from Bears safeties

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The Bears safeties are showing up for all the wrong reasons.
It’s rare to see one of them make a play on the ball, and they made some costly miscues in Sunday’s 20-17 loss to the Lions at Ford Field.

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