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'It's like dirty football.' Anthony Miller and the Bears explain why a late hit started fight with 49ers

When Bears rookie wide receiver Anthony Miller saw Mitch Trubisky take the hit, his immediate reaction was to swoop in to defend the Bears quarterback.

It was late in the fourth quarter of the Bears' 14-9 victory over the 49ers at Levi's Stadium, and Trubisky slid to complete a 7-yard run for what would have been a first down near the Bears sideline.

49ers safety Marcell Harris

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