In a surprising turn of events on Sunday Night Football, the Chicago Bears held a 17-6 halftime lead despite quarterback Caleb Williams throwing three interceptions in the first half. The game, played on November 9, 2026, showcased a resilient Bears defense and special teams that capitalized on opponent mistakes to build the advantage.
Williams, the highly touted young quarterback, struggled with ball security but the Bears' supporting cast kept the team in front. The halftime score reflects a game where turnovers dominated the narrative, yet Chicago managed to convert opportunities into points while limiting damage from Williams' giveaways.
