Inactives, schedule, kickoff times, matchups, odds and predictions By Kevin Fishbain, Adam Jahns, Jourdan Rodrigue and Lauren Smith Following a pair of losses the past two weeks, the Chicago Bears led from the second quarter on Sunday,

The Rams had some highlights as a team and individually, but the visitors settled for too many field goals in a 24-18 loss to the Bears at Soldier Field.

The Los Angeles Rams dropped their third game of the season, falling to the Chicago Bears 24-18, bringing their record to a disappointing 1-3. It was a tough game to watch, with the Rams managing just one touchdown,

Chicago Bears running back D’Andre Swift broke out with 93 rushing yards and 72 receiving yards Sunday at Soldier Field to fuel a 24-18 victory over the Los Angeles Rams. The Bears offense totaled just 97 yards in the first half but broke out in the second half to finish with 264.

D'Andre Swift rushed for 93 yards, 36 of which came on a fourth-quarter touchdown carry, and Jaquan Brisker's interception of Matthew Stafford in the final minutes preserved a 24-18 Chicago Bears home win over the Los Angeles Rams on Sunday.

Now, they have a chance to rebound against a Rams squad coming off their first win of the season. Here’s a look at the most recent and relevant Bears stories for the morning of Sunday, Sept. 29: Bears vs.