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Caleb Williams did it again. First and foremost, the Bears quarterback got through another game healthy. Williams’ injured hamstring was healthy enough for him to rush for 18 yards while avoiding the Patriots’ rush. He was nifty. He was smooth.…

The Chicago Bears defeated the New England Patriots 30-24 on Thursday night, highlighted by quarterback Caleb Williams delivering his second straight 300-yard passing performance. Managing an injured hamstring, Williams completed a two-game stretch with 613 passing yards, three touchdowns, and zero interceptions to earn an 'A' grade from Carm.
Key defensive and special teams plays helped secure the victory. Linebacker D'Marco Jackson secured an interception in the red zone, safety Kyler Gordon recorded a sack, and kicker Cairo Santos connected on a career-high 58-yard field goal to close out the game.
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