If there was doubt about Chicago Bears quarterback Caleb Williams'. Ability as a franchise player before his eventual game-winning touchdown to D.J. Moore against the Packers Saturday night at Soldier Field in Chicago, there shouldn't be any now.
The 46-yard walk-off touchdown was a true microcosm of the.Bears season thus far: bend but don't break. And, by any means possible, do what it takes to win regardless of adversity. The Bears trailed 16-6 before a furious rally. Saw a Josh Blackwell onside kick recovery turn into an unfathomable game-tying score from undrafted wide reciever Jahdae Walker set the stage for an unforgettable sequence Bears fans won't soon forget.
Within the last hour, the Moore touchdown has taken on a life of its own, as has the Bears social media team.
An alternate angle was shared by the Bears' official 'X' (formerly Twitter account) which has been seen a whopping 263,400 times and counting.
Unreal. Pic.twitter.com/3QY4pXoVn4
— Chicago Bears (@ChicagoBears) December 21, 2025
More specifically, a point of view that makes a consumer feel like they were the exact perfect place at the right time.
Williams said post-game he knew he wouldn't let the moment slip away, which is something he had plenty of reps in dating. To his collegiate career journey as the former USC Trojans quarterback.
"We're a team that's going to fight till the end, and there was too much time on the clock," Williams told Tom Rinaldi of Fox Sports.
The Bears (11-4) can't rest easy just yet despite splitting the season series with Green Bay (9-5-1). The Detroit Lions (8-6) sit on the outside looking in regarding the NFC playoff picture. If the Pittsburgh Steelers (8-6) can hold off the Lions, the Bears would be playoff bound for the first time since 2020.
In a nutshell, Williams' pass wasn't just any pass. It. Was a moment that will likely live on in franchise, NFL and Bears-Packers rivalry history for years to come.
If Week 16 in the NFL needed a heart-pumping start, the Bears and Packers understood the assignment.