Caleb Williams Jake Moody showcased the Chicago Bears’ newfound resilience in their dramatic Monday Night Football victory over the Washington Commanders. The Bears secured a 25-24 win thanks to Williams’ leadership and Moody’s clutch kicking, signaling a hopeful turn for the team.
Caleb Williams’ Commanding Performance
Quarterback Caleb Williams threw for 252 yards and one touchdown, completing 17 of 29 passes with a passer rating of 98.6. His calm and effective game management was crucial in orchestrating the Bears’ late-game drive that set up the winning score. Williams’ ability to maintain composure under pressure was a defining factor in the outcome.
Jake Moody’s Game-Winning Kick
Jake Moody, stepping in for the injured Cairo Santos, was a standout performer, going 4-for-5 on field goals. His decisive 38-yard field goal in the dying seconds clinched the victory for Chicago. Moody’s poise and accuracy under pressure have quickly made him an integral part of the Bears’ special teams unit.
Additionally, running back D’Andre Swift had a career night, rushing for 108 yards on 14 carries and adding 67 yards receiving, including a 55-yard touchdown reception. Wide receiver DJ Moore contributed 42 yards on three receptions but left the game with an injury that requires overnight observation.
This win marks a significant moment for the Bears, highlighting a growing resilience and ability to perform in clutch moments, with Williams and Moody at the core of this transformation.