CHICAGO – Ryan Tannehill and the Miami Dolphins put on a clinic in Chicago Sunday afternoon in a bounce-back win over the Bears.
The Dolphins won 27-14.
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Tannehill was simply unstoppable in the first half.
He went 14/15 for 176 yards and 2 touchdowns.
Tannehill's first touchdown connection was with Charles Clay in the first quarter.
The 13-yard completion gave Miami a 7-0 lead.
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In the second quarter, Tannehill went through several progressions before hitting Mike Wallace for a 10-yard touchdown strike.
The Fins had a 14-0 halftime lead.
The Bears opened the second half with an impressive drive.
It was capped by a Jay Cutler 10-yard touchdown pass to Matt Forte.
But the Dolphins had a great response.
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Miami marched down the field a 13-play, 83 yard drive.
It ate up 7:28 of the clock.
The drive featured a 30-yard run by Tannehill on 4th down.
Lamar Miller capped the drive with a 2-yard touchdown run.
Miami had a 21-7 lead.
Cameron Wake and the defense made a huge impact in the fourth quarter.
Wake sacked Cutler, stripped the ball and recovered it.
That led to a Dolphins field goal to give Miami a 24-7 lead.
With just over 8 minutes to go, Cutler handed it off to Forte for his second rushing touchdown of the game.
The Bears trailed the Dolphins 24-14.
The Dolphins were able to milk the clock and set up a Caleb Sturgis 19-yard field goal.
The Dolphins stretched their lead to 27-14.
The Dolphins (3-3) play at Jacksonville next Sunday.