Cincinnati Bengals RB Chase Brown Puts Defense On Blast While Speaking To Reporters After Latest Embarrassing Collapse

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00:00Cincinnati Bengals running back Chase Brown puts defense on blast while speaking to reporters after latest embarrassing collapse.

00:08Cincinnati Bengals running back Chase Brown, who has personally been far from stellar this season too,

00:13publicly ripped into the team's defense following their collapse against the Chicago Bears on Sunday, dropping their record to 3-6.

00:21Despite the Chicago Bears having 41-27 lead with 2 minutes and 15 seconds left in regulation,

00:27the Bengals led by veteran quarterback Joe Flacco was able to give the team a 42-41 lead

00:33as he led back-to-back touchdown drives in just 81 seconds with the second happening after a rare recovered onside kick.

00:42With just 25 seconds on the clock, the Bears were able to score a touchdown from their own 42-yard line

00:47via a 58-yard strike to rookie tight end Colston Loveland, which featured multiple missed tackles along the way.

00:54That touchdown gave the Bears a lead that even the ageless Flacco couldn't overcome,

00:59with the Bengals losing the game by a score of 47-42.

01:04After the brutal loss, running back Chase Brown could barely contain his emotions

01:07while speaking to the media as he placed the blame solely at the feet of the defense,

01:12angrily telling them to finish the effing game.

01:15We've just got to play complimentary football.

01:18We put the ball in the end zone and go up a point at the end.

01:21Finish the effing game, like, just end it, that's it.

01:24That's what we need to do.

01:26Just end the effing game, Brown lamented.

01:29Speaking on ESPN's Get Up the Next Morning, NFL analyst and former Super Bowl champion

01:34said that Brown airing out the team's dirty laundry with the media wasn't right

01:38and will cause an even bigger issue in the locker room, potentially even a fight.