The Los Angeles Rams are tied with the Chicago Bears by a score of 10-10 after the first half of play. With both of these teams looking to book a ticket to Seattle for the NFC Championship game next week, it’s been a hard-fought battle so far in Chicago.
The Bears began with the ball, and marched down into the redzone, but on a fourth down play, Caleb Willams threw an interception. The Rams took advantage by tacking on seven points to take a 7-0 lead after the Chicago turnover.
The Bears responded with a touchdown of their own to knot the game at 7-7 with plenty of time remaining in the second quarter.
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After that Bears’ score, the Rams and Chicago would go on to exchange several punts leaving the score at 7-7 for most of quarter two.
L.A.’s defense was forcing punts and stopping Chicago on fourth down, while L.A.‘s offense struggled to do anything after their opening offensive drive.
Finally, the Bears would break the ice and take their first lead of the day with a field goal to make the game 10-7 with L.A. getting the ball back with about a minute to go in the half.
With the Rams also getting the ball to start the third quarter, they had a big opportunity to put up points here.
The Rams managed to knot the game with a field goal as the half ended with game score at 10-10.
Which of these teams will come out on top on Sunday night?
There is an entire half of football to go, so you’re going to want to stay locked in to see how this Divisional Round contest comes to an end!
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