It’s A Team Sport: Between the Bears’ defense tightening in red zone situations and forcing a pivotal turnover on downs in overtime, to the special teams making the comeback possible with a perfectly executed onside kick, to Caleb Williams’ late-game mastery, Saturday night’s win required a full team effort.

Ben Johnson on the Bears’ complementary win: “All three phases came through for us when we needed it, made some major plays and helped us earn that victory. That was fantastic to see, and yet there's still a number of things that we can clean up and get better at, and that's the encouraging thing going forward as well. Really proud of all the guys, players and coaches, being able to come through like that.”

It’s A Process: The Bears officially punched their ticket to the tournament on Sunday afternoon thanks to Aaron Rodgers’ effort against the Detroit Lions.

But that’s just the first box to check for Johnson’s Bears.

Ben Johnson on the journey ahead: “Our step No. 1 was to get to 11 (wins). … Step 2 is we want to win this division; we want to have at least one home playoff game. And then step No. 3 would be the No. 1 seed. There’s a lot of things still out there to play for. Our guys know that. We talked about it a few weeks ago, just a big picture view of where we stood in relation to the last five games of the season and what we need to accomplish to achieve those goals. They get it; not a whole lot needs to be said about it.”

It’s Still Unbelievable: Jahdae Walker dressed for just the eighth time in his rookie season on Saturday. Entering the game, he’d played just eight offensive snaps. He still only played 17 of the Bears’ 64 offensive snaps against the Packers. But he made his limited action count.

Walker hauled in his first career reception on the Bears’ third play from scrimmage. His second was the second biggest catch of the game, bringing the Bears within an extra point on fourth-and-4 with 17 seconds left in the fourth quarter.

The chaos and pandemonium haven’t stopped for the undrafted rookie out of Texas A&M.

Walker on the aftermath from Saturday: “I couldn't actually sleep. My phone was ringing all night. My family, we've been on the phone almost until now. We’ve just been on the phone chopping it up. They’re telling me how proud they are of me and just to keep staying ready and I never know when the next opportunity will come. Just telling me to keep staying ready and focus on next week and put this behind me because we’ve got to keep winning.”