Recapping the Bears' stunning loss: Biggs' 10 thoughts, Hail Mary breakdown and Williams' offensive frustrations
Sports Monday, October 28, 2024 | | |
| | | | | Good morning, Chicago. As Commanders quarterback Jayden Daniels danced around for 12.79 seconds on the final play of Sunday’s game at Northwest Stadium, Caleb Williams stood on the Bears sideline still happy,
still believing his defense would seal the comeback he had orchestrated. Then Daniels’ 52-yard pass bounced off a crowd of players and into the arms of Commanders wide receiver Noah Brown in the end zone, and Williams settled on one prevailing emotion. Frustration, but not just in the result — an 18-15 loss that dropped the Bears to 4-3. Frustration in knowing the Bears offense missed numerous opportunities earlier in the game that could have prevented them from having to defend one last-moment, desperate Commanders play. “Because I could have played better, we could have played better on offense throughout the whole game to put ourselves in better position,” Williams said. “And we will.” Read more on the Bears' stunning Week 8 loss here, including Brad Biggs' 10 thoughts. Stay connected with us all day: Sign up for our alerts and newsletters to get the latest news in your inbox. And you can follow us on social media: Twitter, Instagram, Facebook and Threads. | | | | The Chicago Bears were caught out of position in an 18-15 loss to the Washington Commanders. It ended their three-game winning streak and, considering how rugged the NFC North is, it could be the kind of setback that haunts them in January. | | | | | The Chicago Blackhawks say they’re done with moral victories, but is there something to be said for hanging with a Stanley Cup contender? | | | | | It took only two quarters for the Chicago Bulls to receive the first boos of the season in their home-opener loss to the Oklahoma City Thunder. | | | | | In its first game against the top-ranked team since 2007, No. 20 Illinois was no match for Oregon, falling 38-9 on Saturday. | | | | | Here’s a look at some of the other most notable transfers in college basketball this season. | | | | | It took 17 seconds for one of the most unfathomable Chicago Bears comebacks to turn into one of the most stunning losses in franchise history. | | | | | Chicago Bears QB Caleb Williams felt frustration as Sunday’s game slipped away — not just in the result but in the Bears’ missed opportunities. | | | | | Which Chicago Bulls teams will we see in 2024-25? The one that looked discombobulated in the opener, or the one that put it to the Milwaukee Bucks on Friday? | | | |
