CHICAGO (KABC) -- A tough Bears defense stifled the high-powered offense of the Rams, as Los Angeles fell in a 15-6 loss at Chicago Sunday.
Jared Goff was intercepted four times, sacked three times and held to just 180 passing yards and no touchdowns.
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Star running back Todd Gurley gained just 28 yards on 11 carries.
The Rams (11-2) missed a chance to secure a first-round playoff bye and fell into a tie with New Orleans for home-field advantage throughout the NFC playoffs.
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The Bears' Eddie Goldman led the defensive effort, including getting to Goff for a tiebreaking safety early in the third quarter.
Bradley Sowell became the first Bears offensive lineman in 11 years with a touchdown reception when he caught a 2-yarder from Mitchell Trubisky in the third quarter.
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Chicago Bears cornerback Kyle Fuller (23) intercepts a pass for Los Angeles Rams wide receiver Josh Reynolds (83) during a game Sunday, Dec. 9, 2018, in Chicago. (AP Photo/David Banks)