Johnson got the coverage he wanted, Williams delivered the pass and Loveland went the distance to save the day for the Bears.

Olympian sophomore quarterback Kellen Fish threw a quick hitch pass to his right to Mario Hodge. Hodge caught it and lateraled to freshman right tackle Ethan Rivera, who raced (not lumbered) the remaining way for the score up the Hilltop sideline. The Eagles’ sideline erupted.

Learning to live with Captain YoYo, the Bears quarterback, is no less frustrating than ever, inconsistency being the one consistent thing before this quarterback and whomever the next one might be.

The four-game winning streak the Bears took with them to Baltimore for a Week 8 game against the Lamar Jackson-less Ravens wasn’t screaming “Super Bowl,” “division title” or even “playoffs,” necessarily, but it certainly seemed to be hinting at some fairly good things.

With 90 games played consecutively, Kmet has played more consecutive games than any Bears tight end. Mike Ditka played in 84 straight games. Ditka was their first tight end since the position didn't really officially exist until he played there in 1961. Bob Parsons played more but was only a tight end in four seasons and a punter from 1974-83.

Payton’s record of 16,726 yards stood for 18 years until it was broken by current leader Emmitt Smith of the Dallas Cowboys.

This year marks the 30th anniversary of the 1995 Colts' magical run and Jim Harbaugh's best season as a quarterback.

Rome Odunze was a toddler when Devin Hester made his electrifying kickoff return for a score to open the Super Bowl. That moment is undoubtedly one of the reasons why Odunze calls the Chicago Bears ' Hall of Famer his favorite player of all-time.

As Caleb Williams nears the midpoint of his second season, the Tribune’s Brad Biggs breaks down the QB’s progress in the weekly Chicago Bears mailbag.