Bills (0-8) fall again, this time to Bears

TORONTO (AP) — In their relentlessly frustrating search for a victory, the Buffalo Bills have now proven they're equally as bumbling on both sides of the border.

They're now 0-for-Canada after dropping their first seven in the United States, losing 22-19 to the Chicago Bears in Buffalo's home-away-from home at Toronto on Sunday.

It hurts," Bills coach Chan Gailey said. "It feels like someone kicked you in the stomach."

The Bills (0-8) are the NFL's only winless team and are off to their worst start in 26 years.

They led 19-14 in the fourth quarter and were driving for another score when Tim Jennings picked off Ryan Fitzpatrick. Six plays later, Earl Bennett scored …