A little less than a year after a season-defining loss, the Bears showed off their progress in a 25-24 win over the Washington Commanders.

Coach Ben Johnson and his staff have the confidence of the players and it's showing in their three-game winning streak.

The ball bounced the right way Monday night for Chicago in the same stadium it bounced horribly wrong last season. But this is a new Bears team, with a new version of its QB — all an extension of its new coach.

Bears receiver DJ Moore was hospitalized overnight following Monday night's 25-24 win over the Commanders. Bears coach Ben Johnson is expected to provide further information on Moore's status on Tuesday afternoon.

Caleb Williams and the Chicago Bears got some payback against Jayden Daniels and the Commanders for the “Fail Mary” loss at Washington last season with a 25-24 victory in the same stadium on Monday night.

The Chicago Bears created several key plays in their 25-24 win over the Commanders. Here are three key plays that helped decide the outcome on Monday Night Football. The post Bears vs. Commanders: Three key plays that decided Chicago’s 25-24 win appeared first on Marquee Sports Network - Home of the Cubs,

The Chicago Bears wanted revenge against the Washington Commanders after 2024's Fail Mary, and they got it on Monday Night Football in Week 6.

Moody, a Northville native who starred for the University of Michigan football team, kicked the game-winning field goal despite only learning on Sunday that he would be filling in for Cario Santos, who injured his quadriceps muscle.

The Bears' backup kicker booted the game-winning 38-yard field goal after the Commanders' third turnover of the night.

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Caleb Williams is much more at ease in Year 2 at helm of the Bears, and it's all thanks to Ben Johnson's distinct plan for the QB.

With the Bears facing third-and-4 near midfield and 10:30 remaining on the game clock, Williams found running back D'Andre Swift with a swing pass in the flat. Swift shed a would-be tackler, then sprinted down the left sideline for a 55-yard touchdown that cut Washington's lead to 24-22.