Quarterback Caleb Williams posted a 104.3 quarterback rating with three touchdown passes in the Bears' 31-28 win over the Pittsburgh Steelers.

Following Minnesota's go-ahead touchdown, the Bears would get a 56-yard kickoff return from Devin Duvernay to set Chicago up in favorable position. Leaning on D'Andre Swift to put them in better position, Chicago would pull off the victory with Cairo Santos hitting a game-winning 48-yard field goal.

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The snow flurries are picking up and after the Bears were stopped on fourth down, the Giants did the same. Jaxson Dart had Wan'Dale Robinson open on fourth-and-2 near midfield but apparently didn't see him. The Bears converged quickly and sacked Dart to force the second turnover on downs, one for each team.

After a delay of game penalty set them back five yards in the red zone, the Bears got a touchdown pass from Caleb Williams to tight end Colston Loveland, who scored the first of his career. Chicago will be without Cole Kmet due to a concussion for the rest of the game, and Williams made the most of the first round pick at the end of the drive.

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