Defensively, the Bears continued their dominant stretch. Chicago forced four sacks, intercepted Saints quarterback Spencer Rattler three times, and recovered a fumble — marking their 16th takeaway of the season, the most in the NFL. Rattler finished with 233 passing yards on 20 of 32 while throwing two touchdowns.

The last time the Bears won four games in a row, they won the NFC North title. There’s still a long way to go this season before division title talk can enter the picture, but the Bears on Sunday will have a chance to do something last accomplished by those 2018 NFC North

Follow along for live updates from Soldier Field as the Bears try and win their fourth game in a row vs. New Orleans.

Although the field had a tarp on it, the Bears will be playing for the second straight week on a wet field as the rain continued during warmups.

Week 7 is off and running, and the New Orleans Saints (1-5) kicking off with the Chicago Bears (3-2) from historic Soldier Field in a bid to keep their season alive. The black and gold showed some signs of life in last week's too-close loss to the New England Patriots,

Allen is now the Chicago Bears defensive coordinator, and his defense created a turnover early against the Saints. Saints quarterback Spencer Rattler was stripped of the ball while scrambling in the pocket and the ball was recovered by the Bears.

Williams and the offensive line were out of rhythm throughout the contest. Center Drew Dalman botched a pair of snaps, including on a 4th-and-1 play in the red zone in the third quarter that resulted in a false start, prompting Chicago to kick a field goal to make it a 23-14 game.

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Chicago Bears defeated New Orleans Saints 26-14 at Soldier Field on October 19, 2025. D'Andre Swift and Kyle Monongai scored rushing touchdowns while Jake Moody kicked three field goals. Saints quarte

The New Orleans Saints rallied from a 20-point deficit but came up short in a 26-14 loss to the Chicago Bears on Sunday at Soldier Field in Chicago. The Bears (4-2) won their fourth consecutive game while ending an eight-game losing streak to the Saints. The loss dropped the Saints to 1-6.

Week 7 of the NFL season is here, and the Chicago Bears have a winning record for the first time in nearly a full calendar year. The Bears (3-2) will try and keep it that way when they welcome the New Orleans Saints (1-6) to Soldier Field.