US EditionBears Stun Packers 22-16 with Improbable Rally as Williams Finds Moore for Winning Score in OT
The Bears rallied from a late deficit and won 22-16 in overtime on a 46-yard touchdown, improving to 11-4 and gaining a division lead over the Packers.
- On Saturday, December 20, Caleb Williams' 46-yard overtime touchdown to D.J. Moore completed a comeback for the Chicago Bears' 22-16 victory at Soldier Field.
- The rematch came two weeks after a December 7 loss when Green Bay Packers beat Chicago 28-21 at Lambeau Field, intensifying the rivalry in the neck-and-neck NFC North.
- On fourth down with under 30 seconds, Williams threw a 6-yard touchdown to Jahdae Walker to tie the game, with Ben Johnson opting for the extra point to force overtime.
- The win moved Chicago Bears to control the NFC North with a game-and-a-half lead over Green Bay Packers , boosting their postseason probability to 94%, NFL research showed.
- Chicago will close the regular season at San Francisco and at home against Detroit, and a Detroit Lions loss or tie on Sunday would automatically clinch a Bears playoff berth.
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It doesn’t get much bigger than seeing two NFC North rivals who are both at the top of the division going head-to-head, but that’s what happened on Saturday, December 20, when Ben Johnson and the Chicago Bears took on the Green Bay Packers. Before the game, the two teams were neck-and-neck in the NFC North, with the Bears just a half-game ahead of the Packers.What made the showdown even more dramatic is that the Bears just lost to the Packers on…
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Bears stun Packers 22-16 with improbable rally as Williams finds Moore for winning score in OT
Caleb Williams threw a 46-yard touchdown pass to DJ Moore in overtime, and the Chicago Bears overcame a 10-point deficit late in the fourth quarter for a 22-16 win over the Green Bay Packers.
Bears stun Packers with ridiculous game-winning touchdown in overtime
The Chicago Bears pulled off one of the most improbable comebacks in regular-season history Saturday against the Green Bay Packers in front of an incredulous crowd at Soldier Field in Chicago, Ill. The Bears were all but dead in the closing minutes of the Week 16 matchup, trailing 16-6 with just over two minutes left. A field goal from Bears kicker Cairo Santos cut the deficit to seven right at the two-minute warning. With time trickling away, C…
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