Jake Moody lifted the Chicago Bears to their third consecutive win by making a 38-yard field goal on the final play against the Washington Commanders.

After Daniels fumbled, Washington never saw the ball again before kicker Jake Moody's 38-yard game-winning field goal. Turnovers were the name of the game for the Commanders. Washington turned it over three times, with Chicago scoring off each turnover. The first turnover came on a Daniels' interception in the red zone, something he never does.

The Bears had a double-digit lead on the Commanders and squandered it thanks to a combination of blown coverages, settling for field goals over touchdowns, penalties and overall sloppy play. But this time,

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The Commanders were up 24-22 and closing in on victory when Daniels fumbled a handoff at the Bears’ 44-yard line. The turnover opened the door for a winning drive, powered primarily by running back D’Andre Swift, and the Bears took it on Jake Moody’s 38-yard field goal with no time left.

Bears coach Ben Johnson nearly became the Commanders' head coach before the franchise was forced to pivot to Dan Quinn.

The Bears did not activate Austin Booker or Travis Homer off IR vs. the Commanders and they elevated Jake Moody and Jonathan Ford.

Without those two receivers, the Commanders will rely heavily on Deebo Samuel, who himself is battling injuries and is officially questionable for Monday night. Zach Ertz is their only other reliable pass catcher, but Chicago's highly paid linebackers should be able to keep him in check.