Washington Commanders vs. Chicago Bears: Box score, players stats and summary feat. Jayden Daniels, Caleb Williams

The Washington Commanders vs. Chicago Bears of Week 9 of the 2024 NFL season was played at Northwest Stadium. The Commanders had some things to sort out during the week, especially regarding Jayden Daniels' availability for this game. After a demolishing 40-7 win over the Carolina Panthers, they were ready to extend their momentum against another intriguing team like the Chicago Bears.

Daniels started for the Commanders while Caleb Williams was under center for the 4-2 Bears, who were trying to keep up with the Detroit Lions, Minnesota Vikings and Green Bay Packers in the NFC North division.

Washington Commanders vs. Chicago Bears box score

Teams	First Quarter	Second Quarter	Third Quarter	Fourth Quarter	Final score
Washington Commanders	6	3	-	-	9
Chicago Bears	0	0	-	-	0

Commanders players stats

Quarterback

Player	Passing Yards	Pass Completions	Pass Attempts	Passing TDs	Interceptions	Rushing Yards	Carries	Rushing TDs
Jayden Daniels	326	21	38	1	0	52	8	0

Rushing and receiving

Player	Rush Attempts	Rushing Yards	Rushing TDs	Receptions	Receiving Yards	Receiving TDs
Brian Robinson Jr.	16	65	0	1	11	0
Austin Ekeler	7	52	0	2	6	0
Jeremy McNichols	1	-1	-	0	0	0
Terry McLaurin	-	-	-	5	12	0
Zach Ertz	-	-	-	7	77	0
Noah Brown	-	-	-	3	73	1
John Bates	-	-	-	1	20	0
Luke McCaffrey	-	-	-	1	8	0
Dyami Brown	-	-	-	1	6	0

Defense

Player	Tackles (Total)	Sacks	Interceptions
Quan Martin	11	-	-
Frankie Luvu	6	-	-
Jer’Zhan Newton	3	-	-
Benjamin St-Juste	6	-	-
Daron Payne	4	1	-
Bobby Wagner	7	-	-
Jeremy Chinn	4	-	-
Percy Butler	3	-	-
Mike Sainristil	5	-	-
Jalyn Holmes	1	1	-
Dorance Armstrong	2	-	-
Dante Fowler Jr.	1	-	-
Jeremy McNichols	1	-	-
Phidarian Mathis	2	-	-
Noah Igbinoghene	2	-	-
Tyler Owens	1	-	-
Clelin Ferrell	0	-	-
Nick Bellore	1	-	-
Jeremy Reaves	1	-	-

Kicking

Player	Field Goals Converted/Attempts	Total Points
Austin Seibert	3/3	9

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Bears players stats

Quarterback

Player	Passing Yards	Pass Completions	Pass Attempts	Passing TDs	Interceptions	Rushing Yards	Carries	Rushing TDs
Caleb Williams	131	10	24	0	0	10	41	0

Rushing and receiving

Player	Rush Attempts	Rushing Yards	Rushing TDs	Receptions	Receiving Yards	Receiving TDs
D’Andre Swift	18	129	1	-	-	-
DJ Moore	2	7	0	2	27	0
Rome Odunze	2	13	0	3	41	0
Keenan Allen	-	-	-	2	39	0
Gerald Everett	-	-	-	0	0	0
Cole Kmet	-	-	-	1	14	0
DeAndre Carter	-	-	-	1	7	0

Defense

Player	Tackles (Total)	Sacks	Interceptions
Tyrique Stevenson	9	-	-
TJ Edwards	6	-	-
Elijah Hicks	7	-	-
Tremaine Edmunds	10	-	-
DeMarcus Walker	9	-	-
Montez Sweat	4	-	-
Gervon Dexter Sr.	6	-	-
Kevin Byard III	5	-	-
Byron Cowart	2	1	-
Chris Williams	3	-	-
Josh Blackwell	3	-	-
Austin Booker	3	-	-
Darrell Taylor	1	-	-
Jaylon Jones	1	-	-
Jaylon Johnson	1	-	-
Amen Ogbongbemiga	1	-	-
Noah Sewell	1	-	-
Jacob Martin	3	-	-
Darrell Taylor	1	-	-
Daniel Hardy	1	-	-
Jack Sanborn	1	-	-

Kicking

Player	Field Goals Converted/Attempts	Total Points
Cairo Santos	0/0	0

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Washington Commanders vs. Chicago Bears game recap

Despite having two inspired teams with entertaining offense, the Washington Commanders and Chicago Bears had a discreet first half. The home team got a nine-point advantage thanks to three field goals by Austin Seibert.

First, he opened the scoreboard with a 27-yard field goal with 8:51 on the clock in the first quarter.

As the first quarter clock was running out of time (1:04), he added three more points with a 30-yard field goal.

Then, with 5:24 on the clock in the second quarter, Seibert made a 28-yard field goal to extend the lead to 9-0. This game was expected to be more entertaining on offense, but its start was dominated by defenses.

Austin Seibert continued his good performance with another field goal. With 5:48 on the clock in the third quarter, he hit a 47-yard kick to give the Commanders a 12-0 lead. Chicago scored the first touchdown of the game after D'Andre Swift completed a 56-yard run to cut the lead to five points after Cairo Santos converted the extra point.

Austin Seibert missed his fifth field goal attempt (51 yards) to start the fourth quarter and give hopes to the Bears. Chicago took the lead of the game with a Roschon Johnson one-yard touchdown. Caleb Williams connected with Cole Kmet to take the 15-12 lead with 0:23 on the clock.

Jayden Daniels confirmed that he's still a threat in the league and connected with Noah Brown for 52 yards and the game-winning touchdown just when everything suggested the Bears would leave Washington with the victory.