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Bears vs. Vikings: How Chicago will keep the momentum going

The Chicago Bears are coming off an impressive, record-setting performance against the Carolina Panthers, but can they keep the momentum going this Sunday against a division rival, the Minnesota Vikings? On the latest Mac & Read show, Evan McLean and Ross Read preview Sunday’s game by spotlighting some of the key player matchups and also […]

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Chicago are coming off an impressive, record-setting performance against the Carolina Panthers, but can they keep the momentum going this Sunday against a division rival, the Minnesota Vikings?1

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  • Bears vs. Vikings: How Chicago will keep the momentum going
  • The Chicago Bears are coming off an impressive, record-setting performance against the Carolina Panthers, but can they keep the momentum going this Sunday against a division rival, the Minnesota Vikings?
  • On the latest Mac & Read show, Evan McLean and Ross Read preview Sunday’s game by spotlighting some of the key player matchups and also […]

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