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Question of the Day: Will the Chicago Bears break the scoring record?

Let’s just ask the question that’s on everyone’s mind this week. Before the season started, Ben Johnson stated that he wanted to break the all-time scoring mark, which was set by the 2013 Denver Broncos, who scored 606 points and averaged 37.9 points per game. Everyone blew off the comment as “Ben being Ben,” but […]

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Let’s just ask the question that’s on everyone’s mind this week.1

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  • Question of the Day: Will the Chicago Bears break the scoring record?
  • Let’s just ask the question that’s on everyone’s mind this week.
  • Before the season started, Ben Johnson stated that he wanted to break the all-time scoring mark, which was set by the 2013 Denver Broncos, who scored 606 points and averaged 37.9 points per game.
  • Everyone blew off the comment as “Ben being Ben,” but […]

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It is circulating across Bears coverage, which is usually a sign it will matter in the building.1

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1. WCG Question of the Day: Will the Chicago Bears break the scoring record?

2. GOOGLE NEWS Question of the Day: Will the Chicago Bears break the scoring record? - Yahoo Sports

3. GOOGLE NEWS Question of the Day: Will the Chicago Bears break the scoring record? - windycitygridiron.com

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  1. 1 WCG | windycitygridiron.com
  2. 2 GOOGLE NEWS | news.google.com
  3. 3 GOOGLE NEWS | news.google.com

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