Chicago Bears coach Ben Johnson met with members of the media Monday to recap Sunday’s 30-16 loss to the Baltimore Ravens. Johnson announced that second-round draft pick Shemar Turner tore his ACL and will be out for the remainder of the season.

The Bears fell to 4-3, but are still right in the mix in the NFC North with two games against the division-leading Packers and the season finale against the Lions still in play. They'll travel to Cincinnati next week to take on the Joe Flacco-led Bengals.

The Bears have been outscored 24-3 since taking a 13-0 lead. Washington remains in front. Jake Moody's 48-yard kick is blocked. Washington takes the lead. Jayden Daniels hits Luke McCaffrey, who easily scores on busted coverage. Nahshon Wright bit inside, and that left McCaffrey wide open.

Plus: Saquon Barkley flashes his 2024 form, Kirk Cousins is a disaster for the Falcons, and the Jets finally get a win.

Baltimore quarterback Tyler Huntley was elevated from the practice squad on Friday and led the Ravens behind center on Sunday. Scott Taetsch / By Jeff Zrebiec, Dan Wiederer and Kevin Fishbain BALTIMORE — Quarterback Tyler Huntley had a solid outing while starting in place of injured star Lamar Jackson on Sunday,

Follow along for live updates from Soldier Field as the Bears try and win their fourth game in a row vs. New Orleans.