Did Karma kill the bears?

Video posted on social media shows Bears linebacker Tyrique Stevenson taunting the Commanders crowd seconds before Jayden Daniels Launched a Hail Mary pass into the end zone that lifted Washington to a dramatic 18-15 victory.

Stevenson could be seen pointing and jumping as the ball was taken away from him, eventually turning his attention to the play unfolding around him.

In a sense of pure irony, Stevenson was the one to throw the last-ditch pass that eventually found its way into the hands of Commanders receiver Noah Brown.

“I apologize to Chicago and my teammates for the lack of awareness and focus,” Stevenson said. wrote on social media He apologizes for his actions. “The game is not over until zeros are reached on the clock. I can’t accept anything as it is. “If the notes are taken, there will be improvement.”

“It comes down to the last play, and we’ve tried that play hundreds of times since we’ve been here,” Bears coach Matt Eberflus said, according to the Associated Press. “I’ll have to look at what the execution is on that one, but it’s a body on a body, we’re finally boxing guys out like a basketball. We’ve got a guy at the rim who knocks the ball down. We’ve got a tip guy who goes to the back of the pile. I won’t look at it and elaborate on it and do better next time.” I need to make sure we will.”

Daniels’ miraculous throw came in the final minutes of the game when the rookie QB fell back into the pocket.

Before turning the other way, he rolled to the right, took a step forward and lobbed the ball toward the end zone.

The ball hit Stevenson’s hand, who was in the middle of the Commanders and Bears players, and hit Brown directly.

“When you lose a game like this, it’s hard to accept,” Eberflus said. “I was excited about how they fought to have a chance to win that game.”

The Bears will look to rebuild their winning streak, which ended with a three-game losing streak, when they face the Cardinals in Week 9 on Sunday.