Twitter roasts Nick Foles and Bears for embarrassing outing on MNF

The Chicago Bears are now 5-2, but it’s not because of Nick Foles and the offense

There’s good, there’s bad, and then there’s ugly. The Chicago Bears have a good defense, a bad offense and an ugly situation at quarterback.

Even with a 5-1 record entering Monday, trusting Nick Foles is like by playing Russian Roulette. On Monday Night Football, the former Super Bowl LII MVP proved why that analogy might be truer than ever.

After throwing for under 200 yards last week, Foles doubled down, throwing for under 150 through the first three quarters of play against the Rams secondary at SoFi Field.

Let’s just say, Twitter didn’t hold back

The Bears fans have had it with Foles under center

Credit early to the critics, they defended Foles since he’s been on Tom Brady’s bad side for over the past week.

That only last as long as he continues to make plays. Guess what, few plays were made early.

Even after the red zone interception, fans couldn’t help but lead into him more down the path of struggles.

Still, some fans were willing to give advice on what could help Foles recovering

Instead of taking him out, Nagy left him in. And what did Foles do? Well, he threw his second interception.

That’s when Twitter really had it.

Even in moments the Bears could have seen positive plays, they instead struggled to find any consistency on “that kind of night”.

Of course there were those who reached out to pay respects towards Allen Robinson, who finished with four catches for 70 yards.

And finally, some could say this should be considered a positive, but it probably was meant as an insult.

Foles finished 21-of-40 for 286 yards with a pair of interceptions. The Bears will move onto a 5-2 record, falling to second place in the NFC North behind the likes of the Green Bay Packers.

Foles might be the starter, but that doesn’t mean he’s the answer. Now sitting with a 2-2 record as the starter, perhaps the Bears could elect to move back to Trubisky is the team suffers a second loss. That’s not to see them contend, but rather fall flat and land in contention for one of the top three quarterbacks that will be draft eligible next April .