The Chicago Bears’ Week 9 offensive explosion wasn’t just big on the scoreboard — it could have major fantasy football implications heading into Week 10.

Caleb Williams' trick plays and huge performance against the Bengals landed the quarterback in the NFL history books alongside Walter Payton.

The Chicago Bears will definitely not be happy with their defensive play Sunday, but their offense was absolutely on fire against the Cincinnati Bengals.

The Chicago Bears enter Week 9's matchup against the Cincinnati Bengals with a still-relevant 4-3 record. A fifth win on Sunday will keep hope for a 2025 playoff berth alive, and, potentially, turn GM Ryan Poles into an aggressive buyer over the next few days.

The Bears won a thriller over the Bengals while the Bills outlasted the Chiefs. Here are the winners and losers from a busy Sunday across the NFL.

Caleb Williams and the Chicago Bears matched their win total from last season and are in the thick of the NFC playoff race.

Sam Darnold had a perfect first half against the Commanders, going 16 of 16 for 284 yards and four touchdowns in the first two quarters of Seattle's 38-14 win. Darnold is the only QB over the past 35 years to complete 100% of his passes for at least 250 passing yards and four passing touchdowns in a single half.

Stephania Bell provides updates on what to expect from Jayden Daniels and three other QBs expected to return this week.

Bears QB Caleb Williams can throw the football and run with it, too. But his pass-catching skills Sunday put him in the NFL record books. The post Bears QB Caleb Williams’ passing-rushing-receiving day sets NFL record appeared first on Marquee Sports Network - Home of the Cubs,