During Chicago’s 30-24 win over New England, Caleb Williams threw for 308 yards and two touchdowns, becoming the first Bears QB with consecutive 300-yard games since Mitchell Trubisky in 2018, and only the third QB in Bears’ history with 300 passing yards in back-to-back wins, joining Sid Luckman in 1947 and Billy Wade in 1962.
Special, special win for this Bears team. Gutsy stuff on a short week.
So impressed by both QBs tonight. Maye was out there by himself keeping the Patriots in the game. Caleb with a nearly-flawless second half to salt that game away.
5-2, mini-bye, and heading to Seattle.
Patrick Kane and Connor Bedard became the second pair of No. 1 picks selected 15+ years apart by the same franchise to factor on a goal together (also Sidney Crosby & Mario Lemieux: 8x in 2005-06).
#NHLStats: https://t.co/oQaEN3PT3m
Connor Bedard and Patrick Kane have played 34:42 together through 2 games.
With that duo on the ice, Chicago has generated the following, per @NatStatTrick:
• 35 shot attempts
• 20 shots on goal
• 19 scoring chances
• 4 goals
Treat to watch. And they're just getting started. #Blackhawks
it’s official, Eddie Olczyk is back where he belongs as our newest team Ambassador ‼️
catch him in the studio on special @chsn broadcasts this season, starting tonight! don’t miss it, tune in at 5:30PM CT!
📰 https://t.co/zBBM7Omf1Y
Bigger than life.
That’s the best way to sum up the great Mike Ditka.
Bigger than life was how he played.
Bigger than life with how he coached.
Bigger than life w/ his toughness.
And that personality.
Coach Ditka was Chicago—even though he was from Pittsburg.
RIP Coach.