Bears edge Buccaneers amid controversy over no-call in fourth quarter

The Chicago Bears secured a 27-24 victory over the Tampa Bay Buccaneers in Week 9, although the game featured significant controversy. In the fourth quarter, Bears receiver Luther Burden III suffered a hard hit to the head from Buccaneers rookie Rueben Bain Jr. that went unpenalized, allowing Tampa Bay to recover and score a touchdown, tying the game. Prior to that, a questionable holding penalty negated a 91-yard kickoff return for the Bears. Despite officiating disputes, kicker Cairo Santos sealed the game with a 38-yard field goal as time expired.

• 6:08 AMYahoo Sports — ‘They Don’t Even Try To Hide It Anymore,’ ‘What Are We Doing Here?’ — NFL Fans Blast Refs for Not Penalizing Buccaneers’ Hit on Bears’ Luther Burden III