Strong start by ‘D’ wasted

When Julius Peppers beat Seahawks backup tackle Paul McQuistan to force a Tarvaris Jackson fumble that teammate Israel Idonije recovered in the end zone for a touchdown in the first quarter Sunday, it looked like the Bears’ defense was taking matters into its own hands and Peppers was going to have a field day against the overmatched McQuistan. At that point, the defense had scored as many touchdowns as the offense in the last three games — one. But it wasn’t nearly enough. With Caleb Hanie trumping the Idonije touchdown by throwing two interceptions that were returned for scores, the …