Chicago’s wildest finish of the season came down to one throw and one broken tackle. With 17 seconds left, Caleb Williams ripped a strike over the middle , Colston Loveland slipped a half-wrap from safety Jordan Battle, and the rookie tight end outran everyone for a 58-yard game-winner that lifted Chicago over Cincinnati in Week 9.

Williams closed 20 of 34 for 280 yards and three scores, adding 53 rushing yards, while Loveland turned six receptions into 116 yards and two touchdowns in the most dramatic moment of his young career.

The history poured in right after the celebration. ESPN’s Courtney Cronin noted on X, formerly Twitter, that Loveland is the first Bears rookie tight end to record a 100-yard game since Mike Ditka in 1961, finishing with six catches for 116 yards and two tou

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