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Dan Wiederer: Could Bears' Thanksgiving rally vs. Lions have big-picture significance?

CHICAGO - Kyle Fuller was there when the Bears needed him. In the fourth quarter of a tie game Thursday afternoon in Detroit, the Bears defense faced a defining moment.

On the previous play, safety Ha Ha Clinton-Dix had lined up offside, shortening a third-and-5 for the Lions to third-and-inches. When running back J.D. McKissic took a handoff and bounced toward the outside, the Bears appeared to be in big trouble.

McKissic had room. The Bears held their breath.

Fuller had no help, little margin for error

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