The Washington Commanders pulled off a stunning comeback, defeating the Chicago Bears 18-15 in a thrilling matchup. Despite trailing for most of the game, the Commanders’ resilience and determination paid off.
Game-Winning Field Goal: Kicker Joey Slye sealed the win with a 36-yard field goal as time expired.
Fourth-Quarter Surge:Quarterback Taylor Heinicke led the Commanders on two crucial scoring drives.
Defense Steps Up:Washington’s defense held the Bears to just three second-half points.
“Heinicke’s poise under pressure was impressive,” said Commanders coach Ron Rivera.
“We believed in ourselves,” Heinicke exclaimed. “We never gave up.”
– Taylor Heinicke: 27/41, 271 passing yards, 1 TD
– Running back Antonio Gibson: 22 carries, 85 yards
– Wide receiver Terry McLaurin: 7 receptions, 113 yards
“We should have closed it out,” Bears coach Matt Eberflus said.
Quarterback Justin Fields: 21/34, 191 passing yards, 1 TD
The win marks Washington’s third in four games, revitalizing playoff hopes.
