LIVE WIRE
Beatpost
THE TLDR EDITION
SPORTSChicago Sun-Times·6h ago

Every fear about Bears' defense materialized in season opener, leaving DC Dennis Allen to problem solve

Photo · Chicago Sun-Times
AI TLDR · GEMINI
AI TLDR is temporarily unavailable (daily budget reached). Read the publisher summary below or try again later.

After the Bears allowed 37 points and 478 yards to the Panthers, defensive coordinator Dennis Allen’s response to the first question at his weekly news conference Thursday began with, “I’m not going to spend a lot of time talking about last week.”Don’t you think we should? There’s plenty to discuss.It’s rare for a team to score that many points and get blown out, as the Panthers did in their 59-37 loss to the Bears. Over the previous five seasons, teams that scored at least 37 went 223-18-2,…

SHARE THIS STORY

READ NEXT

More on the wire

business26m ago

FROM THE PUBLISHER

Polls show data centers are widely hated. Chicago and other cities are working to slow the proliferation of high-tech centers.But the government body that oversees Cook County’s sewer system and manages stormwater sees data centers for artificial intelligence as an opportunity to pad its almost $2 billion, largely taxpayer-funded, annual budget.The Metropolitan Water Reclamation District of Greater Chicago, the owner of the Deep Tunnel flood-control system, stands to bring in millions of…

Chicago Sun-Times
crime41m ago

FROM THE PUBLISHER

Paul Rutherford was first introduced to the Cook County Crime Stoppers when the violence prevention group helped solve the murder of his brother in Cicero over two decades ago. Now, having worked with the organization since and serving the last couple of years as chairman, Rutherford says the group is running out of money — and if they can’t get stable funding, Crime Stoppers' operations will need to "slow down" starting Jan. 1. "Fighting crime is a 24-hour operation," Rutherford, 56, said. "I…

Chicago Sun-Times
crime57m ago

FROM THE PUBLISHER

A 40 year prison sentence was handed down to a woman who pleaded guilty Wednesday to killing her 3-year-old nephew after pushing him into Lake Michigan at Navy Pier in 2022. Victoria Moreno, 38, threw Josiah Brown into the water off Navy Pier in 2022. She watched as he sank below without attempting to rescue him. Divers found him about 30 minutes later.On Wednesday Cook County Circuit Judge Thomas Byrne found Moreno guilty of murder but mentally ill and sentenced her to 40 years in the Illinois…

Chicago Sun-Times

HEADS UP · COOKIES

We use anonymous analytics and (with your OK) session recordings to make Beatpost better. Read the details.