Week 13: Lions 34, Bears 17
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All the action from Ford Field.
Brandon Marshall sits on the bench late in the fourth quarter.
(Chris Sweda / Chicago Tribune)Jay Cutler releases the ball before getting tackled by Lions defensive end Ezekiel Ansah in the fourth quarter.
(John J. Kim / Chicago Tribune)Lions defensive end Ezekiel Ansah celebrates with teammate DeAndre Levy (54) after Ansah sacked Jay Cutler in the fourth quarter.
(Chris Sweda / Chicago Tribune)Lions defensive end Ezekiel Ansah sacks Jay Cutler in the fourth quarter.
(Chris Sweda / Chicago Tribune)Jay Cutler falls to the ground after being sacked by Lions defensive end Ezekiel Ansah in the fourth quarter.
(John J. Kim / Chicago Tribune)Lions running back Joique Bell runs in for a touchdown in the fourth quarter.
(Chris Sweda / Chicago Tribune)Lions running back Joique Bell puts a move on Bears inside linebacker Christian Jones in the fourth quarter.
(Chris Sweda / Chicago Tribune)Jay Cutler watches Lions defensive end Ezekiel Ansah celebrate after being sacked by Ansah in the fourth quarter.
(John J. Kim / Chicago Tribune)Alshon Jeffery is brought down by Lions linebacker Josh Bynes (57) and cornerback Darius Slay (23) in the third quarter.
(John J. Kim / Chicago Tribune)Chicago Bears outside linebacker Shea McClellin (50) and defensive end Jared Allen (69) look up after Detroit Lions running back Joique Bell (35) scores a touchdown in the second quarter at Ford Field Thursday, Nov. 27, 2014, in Detroit.
(John J. Kim / Chicago Tribune)Outside linebacker Shea McClellin and inside linebacker Christian Jones (59) cannot stop Lions running back Joique Bell on his touchdown run in the second quarter.
(John J. Kim / Chicago Tribune)Alshon Jeffery is congratulated by teammate Kyle Long (75) after Jeffery’s second touchdown reception of the first quarter.
(John J. Kim / Chicago Tribune)Matt Forte is stopped on a third down in the first quarter.
(Chris Sweda / Chicago Tribune)Jay Cutler directs his team in the first quarter.
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