Bears attack with a 21-13 lead over the Dolphins in the 3rd quarter

Tarik Cohen ran 21 yards for a touchdown to give the Bears 21-10 the lead with a time of 6:50 to qualify in the third quarter.

Cohen took advantage of a big block of left tackle Charles Leno and missed safety at Reshad Jones as he scored his first touchdown on the ground in the race.

Coaching began with quarterback Mitch Trubisky's wide receiver Taylor Gabriel.

Dolphins kick 50 yards to 14-10

Dolphins kicker Jason Sanders scored a 50-yard goal with a time of 7:50 to play in the third quarter to reduce the Bears' lead to 14-10.

The Bears stopped the Dolphins on the 32-meter line thanks to pressure from cornerback Bryce Callahan, who hit quarterback Dolphins Brock Osweiler, who snatched an incomplete pass in the third.

Kyle Fuller's second pick leads to another TD Bears

Bears cornerback Kyle Fuller made his second interception of the game early in the third quarter. He caught Dolphins quarterback Brock Osweiler's pass to Albert Wilson for 35 yards on the 12-yard Dolphins.

Bears quarterback Mitch Trubisky then found wide receiver Allen Robinson in the end zone for a 12-yard touchdown pass and a 14-7 Bears lead.

Trubisky-to-Burton equalizes the match at 7

The Bears needed 1:37 to open the third quarter to tie 7-7.

Mitch Trubisky's Pelle's pass to Trey Burton turned into a 9-yard touchdown.

Trubisky rushed 28 yards into the drive, and Minkah Fitzpatrick, the Dolphins Safety Officer, was called for a 32-yard pass interference penalty against Bears wide receiver Allen Robinson to score.

Kyle Fuller arrives with INT before half

Bears cornerback Kyle Fuller intercepted Dolphins quarterback Brock Osweiler with 22 seconds remaining in the second quarter and the Bears went into the half-time 7-0 on the Dolphins.

The Dolphins were trying to make one last threat in the first period when Fuller appeared in front of Osweiler's pass to DeVante Parker on the Bears' 4-yard line. It was the first interception of the season by Fuller.

Jordan Howard fumbles on the goal line

Bays Jordan Howard midfielder stumbled on the goal line and Dolphins linebacker Kiko Alonso rallied to stave off the Bears' best chance to score in the first half.

The Bears scored the second goal and goal for the Dolphins 2-yard line when Howard took over. He found himself facing Trey Burton and lost the ball. The defensive wing of the Dolphins, Robert Quinn, was officially attributed to the forced fumble.

The fumble ruined a drive in which Bears wide receiver Taylor Gabriel caught 47 yards to bring the Bears into the red zone.

Bears can not be offended

The Bears did not score their first three records in the first half, with the Dolphins having a 7-0 lead.

After scoring three of their first four opening records in the first four weeks, the Bears scored three and a half goals in their opening game on Sunday.

Later in the first quarter, the Bears returned the ball after running back Tarik Cohen failed to convert a fourth and-1 from the 42-dolphin line.

Bears quarterback Mitch Trubisky was sacked twice in the Bears' first order in the second quarter, including the third and 15 Dolphins on the 48-yard line to force the Bears 'help.

Osweiler's TD Pass gets dolphins on the board

Brock Osweiler's 5-yard pass to Nick O'Leary with 8:38 left in the first quarter gave the Dolphins a 7-0 lead against the Bears.

The training included a 25-yard Osweiler pass to Jakeem Grant, who was released by cornerback Kyle Fuller.

Linebacker Leonard Floyd of the Bears was summoned for an unnecessary brutal punishment for Danny Amendola, a body slammer, giving the Dolphins a first goal on the 7-yard line.

Tannehill inactive for dolphins

The Bears will not meet running quarterback Ryan Tannehill Dolphins when they play Sunday afternoon at Hard Rock Stadium.

The Dolphins reported that Tannehill was inactive about 90 minutes before the kickoff, wounded in the right shoulder. The Dolphins will instead turn to quarterback Brock Osweiler. Quarterback David Fales, a sixth-round pick of the Bears in 2014, is also a reinforcement for the Dolphins.

Osweiler, in his first season with the Dolphins, started four games with the Broncos in 2017 and 14 with the Texans in 2016. In seven seasons in the NFL, he completed 59.3% of his passes with 32 touchdowns and 27 interceptions . He was sacked 62 times.

Tannehill was the first to get injured in Week 3 but has played in all five Dolphins this season, completing 65.9 percent of his passes for 972 yards, eight touchdowns and five interceptions.

The Bears (3-1) come off an open day after quarterback Mitch Trubisky in a 48-10 win over the Buccaneers. Trubisky threw for 354 yards and six touchdowns.

Cornerback Marcus Cooper (hamstring) is inactive for Sunday's Bears. Back Michael Burton, linebacker Kylie Fitts, offensive linemen Rashaad Coward and Bryan Witzmann, wide receiver Javon Wims and defensive lineman Nick Williams were in good health.