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San Francisco 49ers vs Chicago Bears

NFL
33-22
Final
Soldier Field
TV: DAZN

Drive chart

Drives

  • End of Game
  • Interception
  • Field Goal
  • Punt
  • Touchdown
  • Touchdown
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Who won: 49ers 33-22

The San Francisco 49ers beat the Chicago Bears 33-22 on Sunday, October 31, 2021 at Soldier Field. The 49ers outscored the Bears 18-6 in the 4th quarter. Jimmy Garoppolo led the 49ers in passing yards (17/28, 322 YDS). Justin Fields led the Bears in passing yards (19/27, 175 YDS, 1 TD, 1 INT).

Recap · Oct 31
Garoppolo leads way as 49ers beat Bears 33-22 to stop slide

Playing about 30 miles from where he grew up, Jimmy Garoppolo had no trouble making himself at home.

What it means

  • 49ers 3-1 on the road; Bears 2-2 at home.
  • 49ers without Deebo Samuel Sr. (WR), listed inactive.

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Injuries and inactives

49ers1st in NFC West
  • Deebo Samuel Sr. WR
    Hamstring, right
    Inactive
  • Garret Wallow LB
    Hamstring, Strain
    Inactive
  • Kurtis Rourke QB
    Coach's Decision
    Inactive
  • Mike Evans WR
    Achilles, Soreness, right
    Doubtful
  • Luke Gifford LB
    Groin
    Questionable
Bears5th in National Football Conference
  • Kyle Monangai RB
    Toe, Sprain
    Out
  • T.J. Edwards LB
    Hamstring
    Out
  • Jack Sanborn LB
    Concussion
    Questionable
  • Jonah Jackson G
    Hip
    Questionable
  • Anthony Johnson Jr. S
    Undisclosed
    Injured Reserve

Quarterbacks

49ers1st in NFC West
Jimmy Garoppolo QB
Season passing leader · 322 YDS
Bears5th in National Football Conference
Justin Fields QB
Season passing leader · 175 YDS, 1 TD, 1 INT

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Game info

Venue
Soldier Field, Chicago, IL · Grass · Attendance 60,877
Officials
Land Clark (Referee), Greg Meyer (Back Judge), Michael Banks (Field Judge), Tom Stephan (Down Judge), Paul King (Umpire), Brian Bolinger (Line Judge), Anthony Flemming (Side Judge)

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