Bears notes: Rookie Dillon Thieneman gets first interception
Bears rookie safety Dillon Thieneman recorded his first NFL interception during Monday night's game against the Eagles.
First-round rookie Dillon Thieneman’s first interception came off the hand of only the second-most improbable quarterback to play Monday night.Eagles backup Andy Dalton tried to throw to receiver Dontayvion Wicks on third-and-goal from the Bears’ 2 in the second quarter. The Bears safety stepped between Wicks, who was running along the back left of the south end zone, and the ball.Thieneman, who slid to the ground for a touchback, kept the ball for himself, carrying it to the Bears sideline…
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