The Chicago Bears didn’t just beat the Green Bay Packers at Soldier Field on Saturday. They made some history in the process.

They needed a recovered onside kick and two Caleb Williams touchdowns just to escape the Packers. They needed last-second heroics to survive Minnesota, New York, Cincinnati, Washington, and Las Vegas. And here’s the uncomfortable truth: Five of those six wins came against teams with losing records.

The Packers and Bears share the oldest rivalry in NFL history, but none of their previous 211 meetings was quite like this one.

Chicago Bears QB Caleb Williams accomplished something only Peyton Manning ever has before in Saturday's win over the Green Bay Packers.

Reflecting on the biggest moments from the Bears' win over the Packers, and all the good and bad that led to the game-winning touchdown.

There have been some great catches in Bears history — Harlon Hill, Brandon Marshall, Alshon Jeffery, Marty Booker, Zach Miller, Darnell Mooney — but this play may be better than them all. We’ve seen one-handed grabs, high-pointed balls, acrobatic leaps, dives, contested receptions, but have we ever seen a blindfolded touchdown catch?

The Chicago Bears and QB Caleb Williams made some impressive NFL history against the Green Bay Packers on Saturday night.

Bears fans are questioning whether the latest stadium talk is a genuine relocation threat or a strategic move by team president Kevin Warren to gain leverage, especially given the timing. The situation echoes past stadium disputes,

The Chicago Bears have instituted a series of cold weather protocols for Sunday’s game, which may be one of the coldest in Soldier Field history.

Though Moore did make one of the clutchest plays of the season to lift the Bears over the Packers, the 28-year-old has had an underwhelming 2025 campaign, which has led to NFL Rumors' Logan Ulrich listing the veteran receiver as an offseason trade candidate.