D'Andre Swift's running and a more stingy run defense show the Bears can at least battle to a draw in the trenches and that's a step up from early season.

The Bears announced after the game that Moore was transported to a local hospital for "precautionary medical attention." The team did not announce a specific injury to Moore, though head coach Ben Johnson said Tuesday on ESPN Chicago that Moore's stay was related to a groin injury.

Bears QB Caleb Williams shared his mindset when he stepped on the field for the final offensive drive against the Commanders.

The Bears' game-winning drive was set up by a Jayden Daniels fumble on a hand-off to Jacory Crosley-Merritt with 3:10 left. On third-and-1, Daniels mishandled the exchange, and the Bears recovered at their own 44. D'Andre Swift took over from there, rushing for 34 yards on the final drive to set up Moody's kick.

In the final three and a half minutes, the Bears needed a timely takeaway, a clutch drive and a game-winning kick from a special teams newcomer. That was all baked into Monday’s 25-24 upset of the Commanders, a victory that sure seemed to carry potential program-building significance.

We discuss whether D'Andre Swift can continue rushing efficiently, Ben Johnson's schematics and more in this Bears mailbag. The post Bears mailbag: Can D’Andre Swift, Ben Johnson keep run game going?

The Chicago Bears square off against the Washington Commanders on "Monday Night Football" today. Find out how to watch for free.

The Chicago Bears will be without a critical special teams player in Monday night's Week 6 game against the Commanders.

Jake Moody didn't enjoy the best set of circumstances leading up to Monday, but the Bears kicker still delivered the game-winning field goal.