The Chicago Bears are officially rolling following their Week 10 win over the New York Giants that gave head coach Ben Johnson and Co. Its sixth victory in seven games after the team started off 0-2.
It was yet another thrilling victory when you consider the Bears had to overcome a 10-point fourth-quarter deficit. Making the win more exciting was the fact that Caleb Williams played a huge role in it.
With the win, the Bears stayed right in the thick of things in the NFC North.
Chicago is tied with the Detroit Lions with a 6-3 record and is right on the heels of the 5-2-1 Green Bay Packers, who play their Week 10 game on Monday night against the Philadelphia Eagles.
With the Bears staying hot, are any experts moving them into the top 10 of their NFL power rankings for Week 11? Let's find out.
Bears Week 11 NFL power rankings
Vinnie Iyer, AllSportsPeople: 13 (+3)
Iyer: "The Bears are feeling it with Caleb Williams in Ben Johnson's offense, digging deep for more running and receiving pop. Chicago is playing tough and smart and are set up in nice expected playoff position."
Jeremy Cluff, Arizona Republic: 10 (+6)
Cluff: "The Bears have won two straight and six of their last seven games to climb the NFC North standings. Caleb Williams had a touchdown pass and a touchdown run in the last four minutes of Chicago's comeback against New York."
Taylor Wirth, NBC Sports: 13 (+3)
Wirth: "Ben Johnson has created his own two-headed running back monster in Chicago with D'Andre Swift and Kyle Monangai, except on Sunday it was Caleb Williams who got it done with his legs."
Lou Scataglia, NFL Spin Zone: 12
Scataglia: "If Williams is able to keep the ball out of harm’s way like this early in his career, it could translate into something truly special later in his career. The Bears are building something good here, folks."
Matt Johnson, Sportsnaut: 13 (+2)
Johnson: "Caleb Williams and the Chicago Bears keep finding ways to win. That’s certainly not something we could’ve said about this club during the Matt Eberflus era. There’s plenty of room for criticism of this Bears defense and the fact that Chicago needed New York to play conservatively and then lose Jaxson Dart to injury for the win to come together, but that 6-3 matters. The Bears offense keeps demonstrating the ability to rally in key moments and that will be needed in Week 11 on the road versus the Vikings."
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