Bears dominate Panthers 36-10 with Williams and Moore's standout plays

In Chicago, the Bears secured a decisive 36-10 victory over the Carolina Panthers on Sunday. Caleb Williams showcased his talent by throwing for 304 yards and two touchdowns, marking his best performance to date. DJ Moore, playing against his former team, contributed significantly with 105 receiving yards and both touchdown catches. The Bears improved their record to 3-2, winning their second consecutive game after a two-game losing streak. D'Andre Swift also had a notable performance, accumulating 120 yards from scrimmage and a touchdown. The game began with the Panthers taking an early lead, thanks to Chuba Hubbard's 38-yard touchdown run. However, the Bears quickly responded, scoring touchdowns on their next two possessions. Williams connected with Moore for a 34-yard touchdown, which was the Bears' first opening-quarter touchdown of the season. The Bears' defense managed to contain the Panthers, who struggled offensively, particularly with Andy Dalton at quarterback, who threw for only 136 yards and was intercepted once. Injuries plagued the Panthers, with tight end Tommy Tremble evaluated for a concussion after a fumble. The Bears extended their home winning streak to eight games, showcasing their dominance at home. The Panthers, now 1-4, will look to regroup as they prepare to host the Atlanta Falcons next Sunday, while the Bears will face the Jacksonville Jaguars in London. This game highlighted the impact of the trade between the two teams, which brought key players to Chicago and reshaped their season's trajectory.