Chicago Bears Dominate Dallas Cowboys with Historic 19-Play Drive in 31-14 Victory

The Chicago Bears dominated the Dallas Cowboys with a 31-14 victory, highlighted by a remarkable 19-play, 76-yard drive that consumed nearly 10 minutes of the third quarter. This drive, featuring 11 consecutive runs and culminating in a touchdown catch by wide receiver DJ Moore, exemplified the Bears' physical and methodical offensive approach, which wore down the Cowboys' defense. Caleb Williams showcased his skill with 298 passing yards, four touchdowns, and a career-best passer rating, exploiting the Cowboys' predictable zone defense led by former Bears coach Matt Eberflus, who was outcoached by Bears head coach Ben Johnson. The Bears' offense also executed a flawless two-minute drill before halftime, including a touchdown reception by tight end Cole Kmet. The Cowboys struggled defensively throughout the game, failing to make key adjustments and collapsing under the Bears' pressure and sustained drives. This performance reaffirmed the Bears' identity as a tough, physical team capable of controlling the game clock and scoreboard against a faltering Dallas defense.