If they hadn’t already been missing them by the beginning, they were by games end as both the Baltimore Ravens (7-3) and Chicago Bears (3-7) lost their starting quarterback, top receiver, and several other starters on both sides of the ball. This left the Ravens destined for some good, some bad, and a lot of ugly. However, despite the low-scoring affair, there was actually more good than bad and ugly, even though the examples of the latter were truly horrendous and looked like they were going to cost them dearly before they ultimately prevailed over the Bears in a 16-13 contest.
Ravens vs. Bears: The Good, The Bad, and The Ugly
