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Sports Monday, November 10, 2025 | | |
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Good morning, Chicago. On an afternoon when the passing attack looked discombobulated and drop-prone, Caleb Williams made some magic happen with his legs. The Bears quarterback scored the go-ahead touchdown on a 17-yard scramble with 1:47 remaining Sunday at Soldier Field. That came not long after Williams
set up the previous Bears score with a 29-yard scramble to the 2-yard line. On the next play, he connected with wide receiver Rome Odunze for a 2-yard touchdown. The Bears erased a 10-point, fourth-quarter deficit and beat the Giants 24-20 on a snowy day at Soldier Field. They improved to 6-3 with their sixth win in seven games. Williams finished 20 of 36 for 220 yards and one touchdown and ran for 63 yards and a touchdown on eight carries. Stay connected with us all day: Sign up for our newsletters to get the latest news in your inbox. And you can follow us on social media: X, Bluesky, Facebook, Instagram, TikTok and Threads. Not a Tribune subscriber? Here's our latest offer. | | | | The Chicago Bears, a team that for a few years had routinely found new and inventive ways to lose, are now winning games with clutch performances in key moments. | | | | | Despite a 13-inch height disadvantage, Chicago Bulls’ Isaac Okoro might be the key to slowing San Antonio Spurs center Victor Wembanyama. | | | | | Connor Bedard scored 59 seconds into the game and added two assists as the Chicago Blackhawks won their third straight, 5-1 over the Detroit Red Wings. | | | | | “I sure as hell wouldn’t want to face him,” Chicago White Sox prospect Sam Antonacci said of pitcher and teammate Hagen Smith. | | | | | The second round of the IHSA state football playoffs is complete. The original field of 256 teams across eight classes is down to 64. | | | | | On a spotty day for the Chicago Bears defense, newcomer C.J. Gardner-Johnson came up with several big plays. | | | |
