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2026-2027-Week 2 Postgame-Vikings-V.2

This is a new version of the postgame survey, after getting some clarification on the Caleb Williams injury.

Overall, how confident are you in the direction of the Chicago Bears? *

How satisfied are you with the Bears’ overall performance against the Minnesota Vikings?

What is your biggest takeaway from the Bears’ performance against the Vikings, outside of Caleb's injury?The offense’s inability to finish drivesThe defense keeping the Bears in the gameThe penalties being an issue againThe turnovers on offenseThe dramatic offensive drop-off from Week 1The Bears still had chances to win despite playing poorlyOther

Who was the Bears’ Player (or Unit) of the Game?Dillon ThienemanCornerback unitJames LynchKyle MonangaiD’Andre SwiftRome OdunzeKalif RaymondNo standout playerOther

What concerns you most about the Bears after this game, excluding the Caleb Williams injuryFinishing drives / red-zone executionTurnoversPenalties and disciplineOffensive consistencyOffensive line / pass protectionCoaching and play-callingNo major concernsOther

After this game, how has your outlook on the Bears changed?Much more optimisticSomewhat more optimisticNo changeSomewhat more pessimisticMuch more pessimisticOther

How confident are you in Caleb Williams as the Bears’ starting quarterback?Performance wise, whenever he returns

Compared with how you felt immediately after the game, how has the latest update on Caleb Williams’ injury affected your outlook on the Bears?Much more optimisticSomewhat more optimisticNo changeSomewhat more pessimisticMuch more pessimistic

How confident are you in Ben Johnson as the Bears’ head coach?

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