Bears publish ‘By the Numbers’ roundup highlighting recent wins and season stats
The Chicago Bears recently updated their ‘By the Numbers’ series on the team website, compiling notable statistics and game facts from recent contests and season recaps. The package highlights the Bears’ 23-12 Week 4 victory over the New York Jets at Soldier Field, the 27-7 Monday night win over the Philadelphia Eagles and the 59-37 season-opening victory over the Carolina Panthers in Charlotte. The feature also includes a preseason recap of the 34-10 win over the Cleveland Browns and a longer look back at the 2025 campaign.
Senior writer Larry Mayer authored several of the entries, including a 61-number retrospective that examines the Bears’ 2025 season in detail and game-by-game breakdowns from the postseason. Mayer’s series entries catalog notable figures from the Bears’ playoff games, such as the 20-17 overtime loss to the Rams in the Divisional Round and the 31-27 Wild Card comeback victory over the Packers. Those storylines and the game-specific ‘By the Numbers’ pieces are presented as concise statistical rundowns for readers and fans.
The collection is part of an ongoing archive that dates back to earlier seasons and preseason games, with entries covering matchups and key performances from 2023 through the current 2026 slate. The package on the Bears site provides quick-reference stats from recent wins and stretches that include both high-scoring offensive outings and defensive-dominant games. The series aims to give context and numerical perspective on the team’s results without extensive narrative.
NFL Sports Blog Take
The Bears’ ‘By the Numbers’ updates serve as a useful resource for fans and beat writers who want fast access to the most relevant statistical takeaways. With entries that document a 59-37 offensive outburst, a dominant 27-7 Monday night performance and a more methodical 23-12 victory at Soldier Field, the series underscores how the team has produced results through different formulas this season. Larry Mayer’s longer 61-number review of 2025 and the game-specific rundowns give readers both granular and big-picture perspectives that complement traditional game stories and coach and player comments.