Filling in for the injured Jackson, Huntley was efficient as a passer and effective as a runner. The veteran signal-caller completed 17 of 22 passes for 186 yards and a touchdown. He also gained 53 yards on the ground on eight carries, helping lead Baltimore to its highest-scoring offensive output since Week 3.

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The Bears relied on running back D'Andre Swift both as a receiver and a rusher early in the fourth quarter, as he scored a touchdown for the straight week. Swift's two-yard touchdown rush got Chicago within a three-point deficit as they got their first touchdown of the game.

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As for the Bears, this offense struggled to finish drives. Caleb Williams completed 25 of 38 passes for 285 yards and one interception, while D'Andre Swift was held to 45 rushing yards and Chicago's lone touchdown on 11 carries.