David Montgomery made his preseason debut Saturday night in Cleveland. It should be no surprise the offense had its best day of the exhibition season with No. 32 setting the tone.
There was a specific run by Montgomery that illustrated what he brings to the Bears' offense.
But Montgomery planted his foot and hit the gas straight ahead, putting his shoulder into Browns cornerback Martin Emerson."That's what we like to see, and that's what we're all about," Kmet said."Guys want to do that and that's the identity of our offense. That's what we are looking to show." The sharpness was a notable departure from the clunkiness we've witnessed throughout training camp and in minimal preseason action for the first team.
"He's the definition of it," Fields later said of Montgomery's physicality and the Bears' identity."When you have a guy like that running the ball with the amount of effort he runs it with, the amount of force and power he runs with it, it kind of shows what we want to show for our football team from an identity standpoint."
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