Upset at Home: Bears Stun Packers with Dramatic Comeback

The Chicago Bears staged an incredible fourth-quarter turnaround to edge past the Green Bay Packers 31-25 in Sunday’s NFC Wild Card matchup. Trailing by nine points with just over five minutes remaining, the Bears’ offense found its rhythm, led by quarterback Justin Fields, who completed several key passes to get his team back in contention. The Rams’ defense, meanwhile, was under siege as quarterback Matthew Stafford struggled to find his mark. A 27-yard touchdown pass from Fields to wide receiver Darnell Mooney gave the Bears a slim lead with just over two minutes left, and they managed to hold off a Packers rally attempt to secure the victory. “It was an incredible team effort,” said Bears coach Matt Eberflus. “We knew we had it in us all along, but it’s never easy to come back from that deficit. Our guys showed tremendous heart and resilience.” The win sends the Bears on to face the top-seeded San Francisco 49ers in the divisional round of the playoffs.