The Chicago Bears extended their winning streak to secure a 5-2 season record following a hard-fought victory over the New England Patriots. The game, which concluded late Thursday night, saw the Bears establish a significant lead in the first half after capitalizing on an interception.
Despite a late surge from the Patriots that narrowed the score, the Bears managed to hold on for the win. The victory was highlighted by strong performances from key players, though the team also faced a significant setback with the season-ending knee injury of veteran tight end Cole Kmet.
Bears Secure 5-2 Record With Late Touchdown Against Patriots
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