Caleb Williams' 58-yard touchdown pass to Colston Loveland with 17 seconds remaining sealed a wild win for the Bears.

The Cincinnati Bengals host the Chicago Bears in Week 9, seeking what might be one last chance to keep the season alive in the hopes of a Joe Burrow return in December. Entering a

Meanwhile, the Bears hold off the Bengals and avoid a collapse they surely would have lost last season. Chicago moves to 5-3 on the season, and with the Packers and Lions both losing on Sunday, the Bears remain right in the thick of the NFC North division race and NFC playoff picture.

Chicago Bears special teams coordinator Richard Hightower should be on the hot seat as his unit once again struggled in Sunday's win against Cincinnati.

Colston Loveland bounced off a would-be tackler and took it to the house for a 58-yard TD with 17 seconds left, and the Chicago Bears beat the Cincinnati Bengals 47-42.

The Bears’ offense was a well-oiled machine on Sunday. Having such a strong run game helped make life easier, as Ben Johnson was able to get his offense moving down the field with ease against a passive Bengals defense. But another factor that played into Chicago’s strong offense was Johnson bringing out some of his special tricks.

A great performance on offense looked to set up the Chicago Bears for a win on Sunday against the Cincinnati Bengals, until Joe Flacco led an improbable comeback, but Caleb Williams and the offense had the last laugh.

Here is more on how Caleb Williams hit Colston Loveland for the improbable late-game score to earn huge win over Cincinnati in Week 9.