Caleb Williams threw for 308 yards and two touchdowns as the Chicago Bears beat the New England Patriots 30-24, ending New England’s three-game winning streak. Williams outdueled Drake Maye, who passed for 321 yards and two touchdowns but threw a costly end-zone interception. Cairo Santos’ franchise-record-tying 58-yard field goal helped secure Chicago’s win.

By the Numbers
  • Williams: 308 passing yards, 2 touchdowns.
  • Maye: 321 passing yards, 2 touchdowns, 1 interception.
  • Luther Burden: 130 receiving yards on 4 catches.
  • Santos’ 58-yard field goal matched the Bears’ franchise record.
Yes, But

New England stayed within striking distance: Maye drove the Patriots into field-goal range late, and Andy Borregales cut the margin to six. Chicago recovered the ensuing onside kick to close it out.

What’s Next

The Patriots visit Miami on Nov. 1; the Bears travel to Seattle for a Monday-night game on Nov. 2.

Bottom Line

Chicago turned a strong passing performance into a hard-fought win, while New England’s late rally fell short after Maye’s first-half interception and the Bears’ final onside-kick recovery.