Bears' offense explodes in a 59-37 win over Panthers!
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What was the final score and who dominated the Bears‑Panthers season‑opener?
It will not get old for me to say today. Bears 59, Carolina 37. As we welcome you in to Rahimi and Grody on 1043 the score, you are absolutely listening to a Plumbers 911 Football Monday presented by Bucy Bank and Great Clips. Welcome in. We are open for. 312-644-6767. Layla, I'm just gonna answer a text message right away here from the 708. Groats, how many bears does that bear's performance get from yesterday? 59 bears. They get 59 bears. Shout out to Adam Szensky because he actually brought that up on Twitter. Shout out to you, Mr. Studs. But 59 bears, I think, on this day is appropriate. How are You Layla.
Uh I I'm I'm hungover. I blacked out what happened yesterday. I was
so perfect.
It was it and the funniest part is there were frustrating moments in the game and it doesn't even matter because they just kept going at their game plan. That second half was a whooping. And and I'm sorry. I'm not sorry. I'm not sorry.
Sorry, not sorry.
I wanted to go for two.
How did the hosts describe the chaotic feeling after the Bears’ big win?
I wanted to see the sixty on the board. I wanted to see it. I wanted to feel it. I wanted to experience it. And I know that's not the classy thing to do. But neither was Channing Green Bay Sucks during the game multiple times in Charlotte. How good is that?
All of All
of it was uh I it was on ten. I we knew this w this day was gonna come. We knew we joked about it. I said the game plan was gonna be Big Twelve after dark, forty seven, forty two was gonna be the outcome of not this particular game, but just joke that that was kind of the mindset we needed to have coming into the season. Didn't stop it from feeling good though.
No, it did not. And in the words of Lawrence Taylor, as it pertains to the defense, y'all got to get a whole lot better than that. Don't worry, we'll get to that. And the four hundred and seventy-eight yards the defense allowed, three hundred and fifty-three passing, a hundred and twenty-five on the ground. I think it's hilarious listening to the five butte open that Tyler Butterbaugh put together and hearing Adam Amin appropriately on. Fox, along with Drew Brees, saying in this game, think about it. Think about a game that the Bears win 59 to 37. And in the the opening sequence of the game on offense, he is having to say things like Disaster strikes! Disaster struck in a game for the Chicago Bears where they scored 59 points.
And it did feel awfully disastrous early on in the game. game when there is an explosive run by DeAndre Swift to begin the game, and there's Roma Dunze with a hole. And then there's the guy, Luther Burden, that we we're all buying stock in because Ben Johnson's told us to buy stock in Luther Burden. He gets the ball.
Which Bears offensive players sparked the early‑game explosion?
He does his thing. He's running upfield and he fumbles the football. And Stevenson and Thieneman are missing tackles and you're all like, oh man, is this gonna take a little while to get going? And then all they did after that, ladies and gentlemen, it's not gonna get old giving out all these tidbits today. Seven of their next twelve drives were touchdowns for the Chicago Bears. Holy bleep, yay, Bears. That's our segment for the next hour.
Yeah, because it is. A Chicago Bears team scored fifty nine points. Allowed thirty seven and scored fifty nine. Say it
again.
A Chicago Bears team scored fifty nine points. Your Chicago Bears team yesterday.
Yes.
That that doesn't feel real. No,
it doesn't.
And that's the whole point of this. We wanted to see what this offense could do. And yeah, I feel like the first three drives still felt like the preseason. But once they got it going, they really got it going. And it was just the way they kept to the game plan too. There were times where they weren't getting that penetration between the tackles that they wanted from the run game. Doesn't matter. We're gonna keep doing it. And then we see what happens. When you've got Kyle Manungay just running around
What defensive lapses allowed the Panthers to score 37 points?
Over people for that 61-yard touchdown. The receivers who were blocking all day. I'm not saying this game was perfect by any means, but take the dub. Take the dub when you've put the entire NFL on notice. To score 59 points in a game in the NFL, I don't care who your opponent is, I don't care how it happens.
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Chapters
8 chapters
1
What was the final score and who dominated the Bears‑Panthers season‑opener?
0:00–1:14
2
How did the hosts describe the chaotic feeling after the Bears’ big win?
1:14–2:58
3
Which Bears offensive players sparked the early‑game explosion?
2:58–4:05
4
What defensive lapses allowed the Panthers to score 37 points?
4:05–5:36
5
Can the Bears sustain a 59‑point offense throughout the season?
5:36–7:07
6
Which defensive players need to step up after the 478‑yard allowance?
7:07–8:40
7
What do the hosts predict for the Bears’ next games and the NFC North race?
8:40–9:57
8
How can listeners join the conversation on the show’s phone line and Twitch stream?
9:57–11:08
Speakers
3 identifiedMore from Rahimi & Grote Show
Bears' offense explodes in a 59-37 win over Panthers! (Hour 1)
Anthony Herron shares observations from Bears' win over Panthers (Hour 2)
5 On It & reviewing the Bears' stressful moments from Sunday (Hour 3)
Dan Wiederer: Bears' floor has been elevated — and we can't even see the ceiling (Hour 4)
Transition with Spiegel & Holmes
Dan Wiederer: Bears' floor has been elevated — and we can't even see the ceiling