Geno Smith threw three interceptions for the second time in three weeks. “The guys deserved to get this win, and I let those guys down,” he said.

The Chicago Bears found a way to win an ugly game against the Las Vegas Raiders, with Caleb Williams leading a late-game drive and Josh Blackwell blocking a field goal attempt, while the secondary

One Chicago Bears player gave invaluable information to his teammates before blocking the potential game-winning Raiders field goal.

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Chicago Bears coach Ben Johnson took the blame for a tense exchange with CBS reporter Aditi Kinkhabwala during halftime of Sunday’s win against the Las Vegas Raiders.

Ben Johnson had a message for Caleb Williams ahead of the Bears' game-winning touchdown drive vs. the Raiders.

The Bears and Caleb Williams handled adversity and rallied to beat Pete Carroll's Raiders in a mixed-emotions game for USC fans

In a conversation about the Bears' offensive struggles, Kinkhabwala said, “So you need to change what you’re doing?” and Johnson replied, “I don't know. You think so? We're going to be just fine."

Chicago Bears' special teams coach Richard Hightower apparently schemed and predicted Josh Blackwell's game-winning field goal block against the Las Vegas Raiders.

After losing several games in heartbreaking fashion last season, the Bears experienced the other side on Sunday.

The Chicago Bears will face the Las Vegas Raiders in Week 4 of the NFL season on Sunday at Allegiant Stadium. The Chicago Bears (1–2) come in riding momentum after a dominant win over Dallas, where they executed defensively,