Week 5 Windy City Grid Iron Bears vs. Chiefs recap

Who are these Chicago Bears, and where did they come from?

The Chicago Bears entered Arrowhead Stadium the clear underdogs to the Kansas City Chiefs, and for good reason: The Chiefs are a better team.

The Bears struggled to keep pace for much of the game, thanks to a bevy of injuries to key personnel, but somehow made a 4th quarter push that quietened the home crowd. Somehow, the Bears pulled off two touchdown drives in their final two possessions to beat the Chiefs 18-17.

Here is a look at the final TD play, courtesy of Jay Cutler and Matt Forte:

The game-winner for Chicago: pic.twitter.com/EhZxZ0azWi

— Dane Noble (@WindyCGridiron) October 11, 2015
This Chicago Bears team is incredibly well-coached, thanks to head coach John Fox and coordinators Adam Gase and Vic Fangio. They put their players into positions to succeed, despite having a roster with so may issues.

And make no mistake... Two games in a row Jay Cutler has shown a grit and determination that has led his team to victory. If Adam Gase can keep him focused the rest of the season, Cutler could have a career-year.

Other game notes:

- Linebacker Shea McClellin got knocked out of the game in the 3rd quarter with a knee injury.

- Robbie Gould became the all-time points leader in Chicago Bears history when he kicked his 2nd field goal of the game.

What are your thoughts on the Bears victory?