The Chicago Bears didn’t score a touchdown until late in the fourth quarter and turned in yet another flat performance in a 30-12 loss to the Minnesota Vikings on Monday night at U.S. Bank Stadium. The Bears (4-10) went scoreless in the first half and never seemed close as their losing streak reached eight games.

The Bears have accomplished something never done before in NFL history during their current seven-game losing streak.

The Bears have the Panthers' second-round selection, which is currently slated at No. 35. A loss would ensure that pick is as high as possible. The Cowboys also have one more than the Bears (Dallas sits at 5-8), so a win for them would help Chicago maintain a top-10 selection.