The Dallas Cowboys have opened up as major underdogs for their Week 4 showdown with the Green Bay Packers. The Dallas Cowboys took a major step backwards in Week 3, suffering an embarrassing loss to the Chicago Bears. The defense was a major weakness, and now the team moves forward with more questions than answers.

Pickens did have a touchdown catch, but overall the Bears were able to contain the Cowboys’ passing attack. Prescott had been pushing the ball in tight windows the first two weeks. Against the Bears he often had to settle for underneath throws. Tight end Jake Ferguson was the leading receiver with 13 catches for 82 yards.

Chicago put the final nail in the coffin when the Bears took nearly 10 minutes off the clock and scored another touchdown on the worst defense in football to make the score 31-14. The Cowboys’ offense was driving in an attempt to cut it back to 10, but after a wide open drop by George Pickens that resulted in a Dak INT, the game was all about over.

Dallas Cowboys wide receiver George Pickens had a moment he'd like to forget in Week 3's loss to the Chicago Bears.

Now, the Bears desperately need a win to avoid starting the season 0-3. Their defense remains injury-riddled with starters Jaylon Johnson, Kyler Gordon and T.J. Edwards all ruled out for Sunday. Chicago will need second-year quarterback Caleb Williams to step up in this game if they have any hope of winning.

Luther Burden and Caleb Williams worked on the play all week. Burden understood his assignment. It was all in the timing. One. Two. Three. Go! The Chicago Bears rookie receiver faked like he was going to run block,

Football fans are teeing off on Fox Sports analyst Tom Brady over his cringeworthy comments about kicking a dog.

Caleb Williams tied a career high with four touchdown passes and the Chicago Bears gave Ben Johnson his first win as a head coach by beating the Dallas Cowboys 31-14.