In a commanding performance, the Chicago Bears toppled the Minnesota Vikings 41-6 in Week 2 of the 2026 season. The Bears’ victory not only boosts their early season momentum but also sends a clear message about their intentions in the NFC North. Rex Grossman led the charge for Chicago, throwing for 227 yards and three touchdowns, showcasing precision and poise throughout the game. His primary target, Bernard Berrian, emerged as a dominant force in the passing game, racking up 102 receiving yards. Meanwhile, the Vikings struggled to find their rhythm, with Chester Taylor managing a modest 78 rushing yards in a game that quickly slipped out of reach. Defensively, the Bears were relentless, with Brian Urlacher recording nine total tackles and 1.5 sacks, while Danieal Manning added an interception to the mix. The turning point came in the second quarter when Chicago scored two quick touchdowns, extending their lead to 28-0 and effectively sealing the game. The Bears’ defense stifled Minnesota’s offense, ensuring that the Vikings could never mount a serious comeback.