The Chicago Bears prevailed in yet another dramatic finish on Monday night, this time beating the Washington Commanders 25-24 in the final seconds to extend their winning streak to three games.
On a rainy evening at Northwest Stadium, the Bears had an uneven performance as a team overall but were able to make enough plays to win and exercise some demons in the process. The offense got out to a hot start to give the team an early lead with three straight scoring possessions to start the game, while the defense forced three turnovers against a usually fundamentally sound Commanders offense. Capitalizing on a Jayden Daniels fumble late in the fourth quarter, the Bears rode a strong rushing attack on their final drive to set up a Jake Moody game-winning field goal.
It wasn't a pretty game to watch from start to finish as in many ways, the Bears made plenty of mistakes that should have cost them this game. Additionally, with uneven team performances come uneven performances from individual players. While there were plenty of players who stood positively in this one, there were also quite a few who struggled as well.
Here are the players who stood out the most, both for good and for bad, from the Bears' victory on Monday.
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