It wasn’t pretty until quarterback Caleb Williams took matters into his own hands — and legs — late in a 24-20 win.
What marks do the Bears get after their 24-20 comeback win against the Giants at Soldier Field?QUARTERBACK — B-PLUS
Caleb Williams was going to have some explaining to do after he was indecisive and out of rhythm — and being outplayed by Giants rookie QB Jaxson Dart — for most of the game. But then the Bears’ back-to-back touchdown drives in the fourth quarter happened, with Williams in the role of superhero, and it sure was impressive. He put balls where he needed to, to Rome Odunze and Colston Loveland. He overcame drops by receivers. He shrugged off big hits, protected the football, saved his best runs for last and, smelling the goal line, found another gear. In the end, he added a fourth game-winning drive this season, which is kind of becoming his thing. You want to complain about 220 yards and a touchdown with his arm, and 63 and a TD with his legs? Knock yourselves out.WIDE RECEIVERS — C
Rome Odunze had a solid bounce-back game — six catches, 86 yards, a touchdown — though he got upward of 10 fingertips on a deep ball in the fourth quarter and couldn’t pull it in.
