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Our Hawks Got Blasted 34-17 and Chicago’s Already Doing the ‘Stanky Leg’ Dance

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The scoreboard at the final buzzer flashed a brutal truth in Chicago: the Bears crushed our Seattle Seahawks 34-17. It was a tough one to watch, a beatdown on the road that leaves a sour taste, especially when you hear what the Windy City faithful are up to after a win like that.

Another L in the Books

Our defense, led by Coach Mike Macdonald, just couldn’t slow down the Bears’ attack. Giving up 34 points on the road is never going to cut it, not for a team like ours that expects to be in every game. The score says it all: Chicago 34, Seattle 17. That’s a 17-point deficit, a real gut punch that reminds us there’s still work to do across the board.

Chicago’s Got a ‘Stanky Leg’ Problem

But wait, it gets even weirder. Apparently, Bears Coach Ben Johnson has this thing he does after wins, a dance some folks are calling the “Stanky Leg.” And get this: ABC7 Chicago is literally asking viewers to send in videos of themselves, their kids, their parents, even their coworkers doing this “Stanky Leg” dance. They’re planning to show these fan-submitted videos after every Bears victory, all the way until Super Bowl Sunday. So yeah, they beat us, and now they’re celebrating with a full-on community dance party on TV. To add a bizarre touch, their player Simmons is out there rocking orange sleeves, reportedly so his daughter can spot him on the field. Different priorities out there, huh?

This 34-17 loss stings, 12s. It’s never fun watching our team take a L, especially when it sparks some strange dance craze in the opposing city. Our Hawks need to hit the reset button and come back with that fire we know they have. Let’s get it right next time.

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Originally reported by Yahoo Sports.

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