Bears vs. Patriots: Inside the Snap Counts, Stats, and 300 passing yards

The Chicago Bears defeated the New England Patriots 30 to 24 in a wire-to-wire victory, led by another strong offensive performance from quarterback Caleb Williams. Williams threw for over 300 passing yards for the second consecutive game without an interception, making franchise history alongside past quarterbacks like Billy Wade and Sid Luckman. Chicago controlled the tempo in the fourth quarter by holding the ball for over 12 minutes.

Defensively, Chicago intercepted Patriots quarterback Drake Maye in the end zone and limited New England's running backs to 44 yards on 13 carries. Special teams also played a decisive role, with kicker Cairo Santos overcoming an earlier miss to convert a career-long 58-yard field goal on the final drive.