Braxton Jones trolls Jefferson after Bears defeat Vikings

The Chicago Bears defeated the Minnesota Vikings 12-10 on Monday night in an ugly Game on both sides. Vikings quarterback Josh Dobbs threw four interceptions and the Bears didn’t even score a single touchdown. Bears offensive tackle Braxton Jones summed up the win after the Game: “It was ugly, but we still gettin’ griddy on it though!” as he danced away with guard Ja’Tyre Carter. Ironically, the “griddy” is a dance that Vikings receiver Justin Jefferson made famous as he uses it as his touchdown celebration (the irony being that the Bears didn’t score a touchdown at all).

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