In a closely contested game, the Chicago Bears fell short against the Detroit Lions, losing 23-20 due to poor clock management on their final drive. Despite a strong performance from rookie quarterback Caleb Williams, who threw for three touchdowns, the Bears' inability to execute in the closing moments extended their losing streak to six games. Coach Matt Eberflus defended his decisions regarding timeouts and play-calling, stating that they aimed to set up a potential game-winning field goal.
- The Bears' clock management was criticized after a failed final drive.
- Caleb Williams showed promise with a strong second half performance.
- Coach Eberflus defended his decisions despite the loss.