"I think it's just a good lesson to be learned that it's 28-3 in the middle of the third quarter, and yet the game still is being played and there is a lot of time left,"
"Just reminding them that this has been done before, and rather than saying, 'Woe is me,' and 'Oh, crap, we're in a hole,'"
Ben Johnson showed his players film of Super Bowl LI to teach resilience and the value of battling until the end. Grady Jarrett and Joe Thuney, who played in that game, offered contrasting perspectives about lessons learned from the comeback. The Bears trailed the Green Bay Packers 21-3 at halftime — the largest home playoff deficit in franchise history — before mounting a comeback. Chicago scored 25 fourth-quarter points to win 31-27 and advance to the divisional round. Johnson emphasized that games remain alive despite large deficits and urged players to avoid defeatist thinking.
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