There was lot to like in Bears beating of Eagles  Though there
still were weak areas, they won with toughness and solid
coaching  November 08, 2011|Dan Pompei | On the NFL  Let's hold
off on doing cartwheels and backflips down the hallway over what
happened Monday night in Philadelphia.  The Bears really didn't
shove it down the Eagles' throats.  Don't forget the Eagles'
punter underthrew a fourth quarter pass that could have been a
touchdown. Or that the Eagles committed three backbreaking
penalties. Or that they had a receiver slip and fall one yard
shy of a first down on a last ditch fourth down play late in the
game.  But a couple of aspects of the game were highly
encouraging for the Bears.  The first is the physical game they
played. They won the battle on both lines of scrimmage. They
punished Eagles defenders in the run game. They lit up Eagles
receivers with hits you could hear down the street at the Wells
Fargo Center.  The other encouraging aspect is this probably was
the Bears' best coached game o