Chicago has gotten some foreboding news for wide receiver DJ Moore following a last-second victory against Washington.

Jake Moody lifted the Chicago Bears to their third consecutive win by making a 38-yard field goal on the final play against the Washington Commanders.

The officiating had been questionable for most of the night. The most egregious call on the Bears, though, came in the second half and took a touchdown off the board. Quarterback Caleb Williams lobbed a throw to Rome Odunze in the end zone for the score,

Jake Moody finally had a reason to celebrate. The backup Chicago Bears kicker booted the game-winning 38-yard field goal as time expired to beat the Washington Commanders 25-24 on Monday night.

The Bears had a double-digit lead on the Commanders and squandered it thanks to a combination of blown coverages, settling for field goals over touchdowns, penalties and overall sloppy play. But this time,

The Atlanta Falcons hold off the Buffalo Bills, while the Chicago Bears come from behind to beat the Washington Commanders thanks to a late field goal.

After a Jayden Daniels fumble, Jake Moody’s field goal gave Chicago a 25-24 win as the late-game dramatics went the Bears’ way this year.