Minnesota Gov. Tim Walz had a zinger for the Chicago Bears on Monday during a campaign stop in Wisconsin. The Bears suffered a brutal loss on Sunday.
Minnesota Gov. Tim Walz, Vice President Kamala Harris’ running mate, took a shot at the Chicago Bears during a rally on Monday.
The Bears suffered a rough defeat at the hands of the Washington Commanders on Sunday night. Jayden Daniels threw a last-second Hail Mary touchdown pass that was deflected into the hands of wide receiver Noah Brown for the 18-15 win.
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“We’re leaving it all on the field, unlike the Bears I might add,” Walz told the crowd of Harris supporters. “They earned it too.”
He said earlier this month the race for the White House would go through the NFC North – and maybe even the Super Bowl.
“This year, the Senate, the White House and the Super Bowl are all going through the NFC North. Wisconsin, Michigan, Illinois and Minnesota are going to have a lot to say with that,” Walz said, via The Chicago Tribune.
The Bears’ defeat was one of the most dramatic ends to a regular-season game this season.
Brown was mobbed by his teammates, while the Commanders sideline sprinted onto the field in amazement and shock, including head coach Dan Quinn.
Meanwhile, the Bears, led by Caleb Williams, could not believe their eyes as they walked off the field shaking their heads.
Chicago is 4-3 this season and sit behind Walz’s Vikings, who are 5-3.
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