The Bears registered their fourth straight victory Sunday, generating four takeaways and rushing for a season-high 222 yards and two touchdowns in an impressive 26-14 win over the Saints at Soldier Field.

Chicago is succeeding at doing what Joe Whitt and Dan Quinn say they are always striving for: forcing turnovers. The Bears defense has forced 9 turnovers in 4 games (2.25 per game avg), and the Bears have a +5 margin on the year.

A defensive pass interference got the Saints offense near midfield as they looked to respond, although Rattler was then sacked twice before throwing an interception. Nahshon Wright ran it back all the way to the Saints’ 30-yard line to give the Bears another short field.

Jake Moody, making his Bears debut in place of the injured Cairo Santos, booted a 38-yard field goal as time expired to give the Bears an exhilarating 25-24 win over the Commanders at Northwest Stadium.

The Bears have been outscored 24-3 since taking a 13-0 lead. Washington remains in front. Jake Moody's 48-yard kick is blocked. Washington takes the lead. Jayden Daniels hits Luke McCaffrey, who easily scores on busted coverage. Nahshon Wright bit inside, and that left McCaffrey wide open.

The Bears' game-winning drive was set up by a Jayden Daniels fumble on a hand-off to Jacory Crosley-Merritt with 3:10 left. On third-and-1, Daniels mishandled the exchange, and the Bears recovered at their own 44. D'Andre Swift took over from there, rushing for 34 yards on the final drive to set up Moody's kick.

The NFC North looks like a 3- team race with the Vikings fading. Caleb Williams and the Bears are wild card contenders in late October

After two tepid performances to open the season, the Chicago Bears offense finally woke up against a reeling Dallas Cowboys defense.

Now that's more like it. Chris Olave tied his career-long reception and scored twice against the Bears, his first game with multiple touchdowns:

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