How the Bears ended up with a season-opening win wasn’t exactly the way fans might’ve drawn it up – but they actually have seen this story before.

Down 17-0, Chicago mounted a comeback to beat Tennessee 24-17 without the help of an offensive touchdown (the Bears returned a blocked punt for a touchdown, returned an interception for a touchdown and kicked 3 field goals).

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This is only the 3rd time in NFL history a team has come back from down 17 or more points and won without scoring an offensive TD.

Two of those games were won by the Bears.

So, the Bears are who we thought they were, right?

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