The Chicago Bears beat the Cleveland Browns 34-10 in a preseason game in which assistant coach Antwaan Randle El took over play-calling duties. Chicago’s offense produced big plays and a sharper rhythm as the team built momentum during the matchup.
Both outlets report that a significant portion of the Bears’ scoring came during the period when Randle El called plays. CBS Sports states the Bears scored 24 of their 34 points with him directing the offense, while The Athletic emphasizes how the change in play calling helps bring the attack “to life,” highlighting chemistry and game detail alongside the lopsided final score. Both accounts frame the game as a noticeable offensive improvement in preseason conditions rather than a regular-season result.
While the two reports focus on the impact of Randle El’s involvement, they largely align on the core facts: the final score, the assistant’s role in play calling, and the Bears’ offensive surge in the process.
