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Seven Straight Wins in Chicago and Why the Bears Should Be Terrified

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The Minnesota Vikings are rolling into Soldier Field this weekend, less than 48 hours out, and they’re bringing one hell of a streak with them. We’re talking about their SEVENTH consecutive road win over the Chicago Bears, a run that started way back in 2019.

The Streak That Haunts Soldier Field

Can you believe it? The last time the Vikings actually lost to the Bears in the Windy City was five years ago. Since then, it’s been six straight wins for the Vikes every time they hit Chicago turf. My buddy Larry Deal from Bears Talk Underground and I just chopped it up, digging into this Sunday’s game. We’ve been doing this for over a decade, and man, there’s always something wild when these two teams meet up in Chicago. Weird things just *tend* to happen there.

Week 1 Fallout and Keys to Victory

Larry and I didn’t just obsess over the streak, though. We dove deep into how both teams handled Week 1. And honestly, it was pretty sweet hearing about Green Bay fans just melting down over officiating calls. You love to see it! We also broke down the real keys to victory for both the Vikings and the Bears this Sunday. It’s all about who executes, especially with that road streak on the line.

This Sunday’s showdown is more than just another game, it’s a chance for the Vikings to extend an insane streak or for the Bears to finally break free from this five-year curse at home. We won’t get to connect again about these teams until Week 18, when the NFL brings the Bears back to the Twin Cities to finish out the regular season. So grab some snacks, this one’s gonna be a must-watch!

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Originally reported by Daily Norseman.

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