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Chicago Bears hit historic 59 points in season-opening win

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Chicago Bears hit historic 59 points in season-opening win

The Chicago Bears make NFL history by hitting 59 points in their 59-37 victory over Carolina Panthers.

The combined 96-point total means it becomes the highest scoring week one game ever played, with Bears quarterback Caleb Williams accounting for four total touchdowns to lead the charge.

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