Chicago Bears defensive coordinator Dennis Allen is not feeling sorry for himself with his defense missing key players.

There’s no rest for this weary, wounded unit because the Cowboys, who are averaging 30 points and 392.5 yards per game, are coming to town.

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Dennis Allen seemed rather upbeat considering the severity of last week's defeat and the Bears defensive coordinator joined players in shrugging it off.

Coming off his side of the ball allowing 52 points and 511 yards in a blowout loss, Allen was eager to talk about the upcoming game against the Cowboys instead of rehashing a disastrous day in Detroit ...

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Goff torched the Bears in Week 2, and head coach Ben Johnson's assessment of the performance put pressure on defensive coordinator Dennis Allen.

The Bears' defense is last in the NFL at 39.5 points per game and will host a Cowboys team that just scored 40.