The Commanders beat the Bears with a wild 52-yard Hail Mary touchdown on the final play of the game

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Daniels finished the game with 326 passing yards and that one unforgettable touchdown. Williams returned to the Washington, D.C. area where he grew up, throwing for 131 yards and running for another 41 yards.

The shocking final finish was a stunning, big play to cap a game that had produced little for most of the afternoon, as Washington took a 9-0 halftime lead. A Commanders defense that struggled to get stops for much of the first two months of the season held Williams in check after totaling 530 passing yards and six touchdowns to just 33 in consecutive victories over the past two weeks Passing yards and 29 rushing yards at halftime.

Daniels, meanwhile, rushed for 61 yards and threw for more than 150 yards in the first half, making it the league's second-best offense in terms of scoring average. And yet Washington couldn't convert its production into the usual touchdowns and settled for field goals instead.

Chicago rallied in the fourth quarter; Of the Bears' 10 longest plays, five came in the final quarter, four of which were on passes from Williams. Chicago even recovered a fumble by the fullback at the goal line that cost a potential touchdown with 6:18 left.