The Cardinals' win over the Bears was full of firsts

The Arizona Cardinals defeated the Chicago Bears 29-9 on Sunday at State Farm Stadium after recording 213 rushing yards and three touchdowns on offense and six sacks on defense.

There were a few firsts during the game.

Rookie running back Trey Benson scored his first NFL touchdown.

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Rookie linebacker Xavier Thomas had his first career sack, a half-sack that he shared with LJ Collier. He later experienced a full sack for the first time in his career.

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Collier's half sack was the first in his time with the Cardinals.

Zaven Collins had two sacks in the game, but they were two half sacks and one full sack. It was the first time in his career that he was part of three sacks in a game.

It was Trey McBride's first career rushing touchdown.

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It was the first time under head coach Jonathan Gannon that the Cardinals were over .500.

It was the first time the Bears allowed more than 21 points in a game this season.

Yes, actually, there were a lot of firsts. But what really counted in the end was the victory.

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