Streaking/Slumping for Sept. 27
Ben Finfer looks at who was streaking and slumping in Sunday's Bears-Seahawks game
Bears versus Seahawks edition
 |  | Jay CutlerHe has atoned for a bad Week 1 with consecutive fourth-quarter comebacks and back-to-back wins. Great quarterback, or the greatest? |
 | | Lovie SmithA big challenge flag on the Matt Forte fumble and good halftime adjustments for the Bears' head coach. Now the team just needs to finish off the first quarter of the season strong and they'll go from there. |
 |  | Orlando PaceHis Hall of Fame induction may occur sooner than expected. He looks slow and overmatched. Although he does lead the team in one category … number of times lifting Cutler up off the turf. |
 | | Lance BriggsThe captain of the defense played like he wants to go back to the Pro Bowl. He should be due for another holdout and contract extension in 2010. |
 | | Hunter HillenmeyerBrian Urlacher's replacement was pushed around by Seahawks blockers. Plus, a rib injury forced him to leave the game early. The Hunter has become the hunted. |
 | | Bears defensive lineA rare sack by Mark Anderson wasn't enough to make up for the unit's overall lack of pressure. Too bad they can't face Pace and Frank Omiyale. Besides in practice. |
 | | Bears receiversEarl Bennett, Devin Hester and Johnny Knox all played big roles in the win. So there's no reason to break Plaxico Burress out of prison. Yet. |
 | | Bears running gameBears fan are still waiting after another mediocre day for Forte. This used to be a team that "got off the bus running." Apparently that bus is short and yellow. |
 | | Robbie GouldHe missed his first 50-plus yard attempt of the season. Of course it could be worse. His name could be Jeff Reed or Olindo Mare. |
 | | Seattle sceneryThe blimp camera shots of the Emerald City were magnificent. Even more so after the Bears won in Seattle for the first time since 1976. |
