(670 The Score) The Bears made history Sunday by surpassing the 225-yard rushing mark for the fifth consecutive game.
Chicago became the first team in NFL history to achieve that feat in five straight games, according to league research. The Bears rushed for 258 yards, led by quarterback Justin Fields’ 147 yards on the ground.
The Bears lead the NFL with 201.7 rushing yards per game. They’re on pace to rush for about 3,429 yards for the season, which would set an NFL record – albeit in a 17-game season. The 2019 Ravens rushed for 3,296 yards, the most in NFL history. They averaged 206.0 yards per game in a 16-game season.
Fields leads the Bears with 749 rushing yards this season. Running back Khalil Herbert has 643 yards, and running back David Montgomery has 434 yards.
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