My family received unthinkable news two years ago when our 2-year-old daughter, Hallie, was diagnosed with acute myeloid leukemia. She endured numerous rounds of chemotherapy, radiation and a bone marrow transplant in hopes to cure her cancer. 🧵

Drake Maye's first turnover since Week 4 comes at an inopportune time. HC Mike Vrabel called the Patriots' turnovers "ridiculous" and an "embarrassment" last week.

Fun to see Drake Maye evade that sack from Cam Lewis the same week he said this about Caleb Williams: "Him in the pocket, I don't know if I could do some of the things he can do. He's special in the way he can move and kind of escape and evade pressure."

Never heard "illegal forward handing" in my life. Tonight is truly historic.

Byard up on his feet and jogging onto the sideline. Heads into the blue medical tent.

Patriots S Kevin Byard getting checked by trainers.

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Shifty footwork from Rhamondre Stevenson on the 13-yard first-down run.

I have to say it: 12 is a terrible number for a linebacker.

No excuse to leave Lurther Burden wide open, but Rome Odunze got away with a pretty aggressive hold on Craig Woodson after the catch.

Impressive speed on the pursuit of Caleb Williams by Cory Durden. Forces the throwaway.

A.J. Brown and Efton Chism both didn't block a soul on that screen to DeMario Douglas.

Charles Woods earned himself a Jolly Rancher with that tackle.

Patriots CB Marcus Jones can't stick with Luther Burden in the middle of the field and gets beat for a 26-yard reception.

Bears blitz on fourth down, force the turnover on downs with a sack.

Patriots staying aggressive, showing they're going for it on fourth and 5.

Patriots LG Walter Rouse gets called for holding on first down.

Patriots opening in 11 personnel with Rhamondre Stevenson, A.J. Brown, DeMario Douglas, Kyle Williams and Hunter Henry.

The Patriots are wearing silver helmets. If I had to guess, they likely practiced Wednesday in white helmets because the silver ones were already packed for Chicago.