Bears overcome five turnovers to beat Buccaneers: Here’s what you need to know

Playing their third Prime Time game in a row, the Bears overcame five turnovers to beat the Tampa Bay Buccaneers 27-24 on a last-second field goal by Cairo Santos on Sunday night at Soldier Field for their fourth win in a row.Three moments that mattered1. It’s good: Santos’ 38-yard field goal saved the Bears from what would have potentially been a gut-wrenching loss. The Bears led 14-0 after one quarter and 24-16 late in the fourth quarter. After Tampa Bay tied it at 24, the Bears took over at their own 31. QB Caleb Williams’ 38-yard pass to wide-open TE Colston Loveland on second-and-9 from the Bears 46 helped set up Santos’ game-winning kick.2. Redemption, JJ: CB Jaylon Johnson has been maybe the most-maligned Bears player this season. Late in the third quarter, he had his best moment, by far, of the season. Johnson read quarterback Baker Mayfield’s eyes on a short route, stepped in front of TE Cade Otton and snagged his first interception of 2026. Johnson then sped 67 yards for a pi