So?

The near-hapless Bears beat the hapless Lions (really, three consecutive offensive penalties, twice?) yesterday in Detroit, 16-14. For a change, the Munsters won in the final seconds, with Cairo Santos kicking the decisive field goal as time expired. Matt Nagy, a dead man walking if there ever was one, said after the game how proud he was of his players, how they rose above all the distractions to win. Nagy forgot to mention that his coaching, or lack thereof, is the root cause for those distractions. And they’re not going to go away anytime soon, until Nagy does, that is. If the coach wants a shot at redemption, he won’t have long to wait. The Munsters face the Cardinals and Packers on back-to-back Sundays, starting December 5. Take care of business at home, then beat Green Bay at Lambeau Field, and we can talk redemption. Just don’t hold your breath.