Alshon Jeffery. (Credit: David Banks/Getty Images)
CHICAGO – Bears’ coach Lovie Smith doesn’t like the position his team is in after yet another loss Sunday.
However, the playoffs are still on the coach’s radar.
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“We don’t like the position we are in with two games to go,” Smith told WBBM Newsradio’s Josh Liss on Monday. “It’s about getting one win and getting another, and we’ll finish up 10-6 and see what happens.”
“Now is the time for us to take it to the field. We are not out of the playoff run is the reality.”
Smith also refused to get into a debate about some of the officials’ calls on Sunday, including some of the interference calls against Alshon Jeffery.
“I just don’t think they [the officials] lose many games … A lot of calls went against us,” he said.
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