The Chicago Bears, led by quarterback Caleb Williams, face the Cincinnati Bengals, led by quarterback Joe Flacco, on Sunday, Nov. 2, 2025 at Paycor Stadium in Cincinnati, Ohio.

Trey Hendrickson is listed as doubtful on the Bengals' final injury report leading up to the game against Chicago on Sunday. He is recovering from a hip injury that sidelined him two weeks ago against Pittsburgh (and was re-injured against the Jets last week).

The Bears were forced to kick field goals on their first two drives, which traveled 64 and 61 yards, respectively. It has become a common outcome for Chicago over its past four games, when tone-setting drives have done little to keep an opponent on its heels.

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As for the Bears, this offense struggled to finish drives. Caleb Williams completed 25 of 38 passes for 285 yards and one interception, while D'Andre Swift was held to 45 rushing yards and Chicago's lone touchdown on 11 carries.

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