Bears’ Ben Johnson has awkward interaction with NFL reporter

Chicago Bears Before the third quarter of her game on Sunday, head coach Ben Johnson had an unpleasant interaction with an NFL side reporter against the Las Vegas Raiders.

CBS ‘aditi Kinkhabwala caught up with Johnson before the second half started. She qualified her question with the fights of the bears on the offensive and asked what he told his team in the changing room.

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“That it wasn’t our football brand. We are much more,” said Johnson. “So we press the reset button here at halftime. We will come back and determine our identity here in the second half.”

Kinkhabwala then added: “You have to change what you do.”

Johnson seemed to be a little stunned with the answer.

“I don’t know. You think that way?” He said when Kinkhabwala smiled. “We’ll be fine.”

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The interaction triggered a frenzied answer on social media.

But whatever Johnson told his team in the changing room, apparently had an impact on his players.

Bear quarterback Caleb Williams The team’s first trip started strongly in the second half. He led a 40-yard drive with seven games that ended with a touchdown pass to Rome Odunze. The team achieved a field gate and another touchdown in the fourth quarter – thanks to d’eDre Swift.

Chicago took a break at the end of the game.

Geno Smith led The Raiders On a 22-yard drive with six games to give kicker Daniel Carlson a decent shot on the Go Shead Field goal. However, Carlson missed the 54-yard attempt.

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The bears won the game, 25-24.

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