Bears Survive Five Turnovers, Beat Buccaneers 27-24
34 sourcesUpdated Nov 9, 20261 min read
The Chicago Bears beat the Tampa Bay Buccaneers 27-24 on Cairo Santos’ last-second 38-yard field goal, improving to 7-2 and extending their winning streak to four games. Chicago overcame five turnovers, including four interceptions by Caleb Williams, who threw for 279 yards and two touchdowns and led the decisive final drive. Jaylon Johnson returned an interception 67 yards for a touchdown, and the Bears’ defense added four sacks and key third-down stops. Tampa Bay tied the game at 24 late behind Bucky Irving’s two rushing touchdowns, but Williams moved Chicago into field-goal range. Despite the victory, Chicago’s offensive struggles, penalties and giveaways remain concerns heading into its bye week.
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Bears got lucky surviving all those turnovers and the Bucs late rally. Their defense finally showed up when it counted.
Williams turned the ball over five times but still marched the Bears down for the game winner. That's impressive composure under pressure.
