His 77.3 passer rating is a bit deceptive – as he turned around a largely ineffective first couple of series to show poise, accuracy, and arm strength in leading the Chicago Bears in the first half of the game against the Dolphins.

What the Chicago Bears did against the Miami Dolphins in a 24-24 preseason tie that constituted good, bad and ugly plays.

In the first quarter against Miami’s first-team offense, the Bears held on at the goal-line for three plays. Sewell came in on fourth down and stuffed Miami running back Jaylen Wright to force a turnover on downs and stamp the goal-line stand.