The Chicago Bears secured a 24-17 victory against the Tennessee Titans in their season opener, primarily due to a standout defensive performance that included a pivotal pick-six by Tyrique Stevenson. Rookie quarterback Caleb Williams, the No. 1 overall pick, had a challenging debut, completing only 14 of 29 passes for 93 yards and a low passer rating of 55.7. Despite the offensive struggles, the Bears were able to rally from a 17-0 deficit, with the defense and special teams stepping up to support the team. Williams became the first quarterback drafted first overall to win his debut since 2002, breaking a streak of 15 previous No. 1 picks who failed to win their initial starts. Looking ahead, the Bears must improve their offensive consistency while relying on their formidable defense. The performance of both Williams and the defense will be crucial in shaping the team's trajectory this season.