Cairo Santos has never missed a kick inside of 40 yards in a Chicago Bears uniform. The veteran kicker is 36 of 36 inside of 40 yards with the Bears, a strong five-year sample size.  The Bears had plenty of time to get Santos inside that 40-yard mark in Sunday's loss to the Green Bay Packers.

A day later, Chicago Bears coach Matt Eberflus stood by his decision to let the clock wind down rather than run another play prior to a last-second field goal attempt against Green Bay. The Bears ended a chaotic week in which they fired their offensive coordinator with their fourth straight loss,

The Chicago Bears lost a heartbreaker to the Green Bay Packers, 20-19, on a blocked field goal attempt by Cairo Santos from 46 yards. There's been plenty of criticism about how head coach Matt Eberflus handled that final sequence.

Eberflus allowed 25 seconds to tick off the clock without running a play to get closer than the 46-yard attempt the Bears tried, which was blocked.

The Chicago Bears had themselves yet another stunning defeat in a season full of them on Sunday. This time, they fell as the Green Bay Packers blocked a would-be, game-winning field goal by Cairo Santos.

The Chicago Bears were inches away from securing a pivotal Week 11 win over the Green Bay Packers. Trailing by two points in the final seconds, Bears kicker Cairo Santos lined up for a potential game-winning field goal.