Chicago Bears trade their starter key man for $30 Million after benched today controversial just now

Following a heartbreaking last-second loss on a Hail Mary pass by Jayden Daniels in Week 8, the Chicago Bears are eager to bounce back with a win. Their next opportunity is today against the Arizona Cardinals, though some effects from last week’s defeat still linger.

Chicago Bears bench Tyrique Stevenson after taunting during Hail Mary loss

NFL fans witnessed one of the strangest plays in league history last Sunday when Chicago Bears cornerback Tyrique Stevenson was seen taunting fans in the stands even after the ball was snapped. To add to the chaos, Stevenson was slow to respond to Washington’s Hail Mary attempt and ultimately tipped the ball right into the hands of receiver Noah Brown.

Stevenson faced immediate backlash for his actions from fans in person, but the criticism extended far beyond the stadium. In today’s world, the 2023 second-round pick also faced a wave of online scrutiny from everyone who saw the play.

In response, the Bears have decided to bench the 24-year-old for today’s game against the Cardinals. Upon learning about his reduced role for Sunday, Stevenson reportedly left practice on his own.

Although Stevenson has started all seven games this season, he won’t be ruled inactive today. Instead, he’ll rotate in with cornerback Terell Smith, though his playing time will be more limited than earlier in the season.

Bears insider Courtney Cronin has now added further details surrounding Stevenson’s benching.

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