Good: Jahdae Walker’s game-tying touchdown on fourth down with 17 seconds left.

There’s just something about 17 seconds in Chicago that always seems to work out for the best.

Walker’s story is incredible. Undrafted out of Texas A&M, he fought like hell throughout minicamp and the preseason to earn a spot on the 53-man roster, then found himself as a last resort in the offense, playing only eight offensive snaps before Saturday.

With Rome Odunze (foot) and Luther Burden III (ankle) sidelined, Walker did what he did throughout the preseason that earned him his roster spot and came through when his team needed him most.

Caleb Williams on Walker: “Jahdae's my guy. When he first got here, I allowed him to stay at my house a little bit until he found a spot. We've gone in the indoor and worked out. Just being able to build that connection with him for moments like this. … He goes out there, makes the plays and he's in the right spot.”

Better: That throw. That catch. Williams to DJ Moore in overtime.

It doesn’t get much better than that. FOX analyst (and the greatest quarterback to ever play the game) Tom Brady called it “an absolutely 10-out-of-10, A-plus throw.”

Who am I to disagree with the GOAT?

Ben Johnson on the touchdown: “That was one that we put in and we ran in practice on Thursday, and it almost looked identical to that. I thought Caleb threw a dime in practice and DJ came down with it, and we were hopeful that it may or may not be there, but we timed that one up right. DJ ran a great route, and Caleb threw him a great ball. I think it's also a testament to our preparation over the course of the week.”

Caleb Williams: “I knew it was good. You got that belief, you got that confidence, you got that swagger as an offense, you practice well, you hit plays like that in practice. It was pretty identical to practice and when the play gets called and the moment comes up like that, it's time to go hit it.”

Best: That’s quite the locker room culture that Ben Johnson has built.

They’re fighting for each other and have a proper understanding of the stakes each week without getting too far ahead of themselves.

Cairo Santos said after the game: “It’s amazing to celebrate it now, but there’s bigger things that we’re playing for. We haven’t gotten to our goal yet. I can’t summarize it yet, good or bad. I just gotta keep playing one more game, and then we’ll have another chance in Week 18 to see where we’re at and see what we’re playing for.”

Williams on if the Bears are a “team of destiny”: “That's the cool part about destiny. You have to get to the end to know. We're going to keep working. We're going to keep striving for wins. We're going to keep striving for being the top team in this league and we're going to keep fighting until that clock says zero. From there, we'll look up and see who wins.”

Johnson on the 2025 Bears: “This is a special group. I felt that early in the season. You get some of those wins, the Raiders game and the Washington game and you start feeling it, the belief coming. And this group I'm talking about, coaches and players combined, it's rare. It really is. I can't say enough good things about the people in this building.”