Bears@Jaguars Week 16 Live Blog | Bears 41, Jaguars 17, final
A live game day blog of the Dec. 27 game between the Chicago Bears (7-7) and Jacksonville Jaguars (1-13) with the Bears looking to extend their winning streak to three and take over the lead in the final wild-spot in the NFC.

Fourth Quarter
- Trevis Gipson injured making a tackle at the 2-minute warning.
- Foles almost throws a pick at the Bears 30 but it's dropped. Mus be the rust. Bears punt. 2:49 to play.
- Glennon throws a TD to Laviska Shenault over Xavier Crawford. Shenault should be playing outside and starting. He's an excellent player out of Colorado. Wasting him in the slot. Better not celebrate too much, the Browns are coming back on the Jets. Bears 41, Jaguars 17
- Jaguars should be celebrating. They could be locking up Trevor Lawrence with the Jets beating Cleveland now.
- Nick Foles to finish up against his old team. Subs coming in. Bears go nowhere and punt to end their streak at four possessions with TDs.
- Defense allows first first down of the half but then forces a punt.
- Trevathan almost joins Roquan Smith in the Pick Fest. He drops one in his hands.
- Glennon now looking for his specialty, the soft yardage against zone underneath.
- Pierce with first NFL touchdown on 3-yard run. Bears 41, Jaguars 10
- Artavis Pierce on the handoff from Montgomery in the wildcat and he bursts to the 3.
- Trubisky to A-Rob for 6 on third-and-7 so they need a yard for the first down. Then in hurry-up offense on fourth-and-1, Montgomery gains 4.
- Trubisky overthrows wide-open Cole Kmet for what would have been a TD.
- It's been all business for Chicago in the second half after struggling to a 13-10 halftime lead. Three possessions, three touchdowns.
Third Quarter
- Bears finish the quarter on an 8-yard pass to Mooney to the Jaguars 38. Bears 34, Jaguars 10
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GENE CHAMBERLAIN
Gene Chamberlain has covered the Chicago Bears full time as a beat writer since 1994 and prior to this on a part-time basis for 10 years. He covered the Bears as a beat writer for Suburban Chicago Newspapers, the Daily Southtown, Copley News Service and has been a contributor for the Daily Herald, the Associated Press, Bear Report, CBS Sports.com and The Sporting News. He also has worked a prep sports writer for Tribune Newspapers and Sun-Times newspapers.