Chicago survived a wild 25-24 victory over the Raiders to move to 2-2 and head into the bye week with a spark, not a sinking ship. Caleb Williams struggled early but rallied on a 69-yard, 11-play drive late, connecting with Swift, Moore and Odunze, and scrambling for key yardage before D’Andre Swift punched in the winner from the 6. Josh Blackwell sealed it with a block of Daniel Carlson’s field-goal attempt, capping a chaotic but ultimately clutch night.

Beyond the final lead, the game was a microcosm of the Bears’ season: hard-fought, error-prone, and capable of a late-life turnaround. Drops from Kmet, missed sacks on Geno Smith, and a hiccup in the red zone contrasted with a defense that created turnovers and Williams’ late-game poise. The bye week arrives with questions, but also with a measurable pulse for fantasy managers to chase.

Las Vegas hosts Chicago in Week 4 with injury notes shaping fantasy value. Brock Bowers is a full participant and looks set to play, while Michael Mayer is out, thinning the Raiders' tight-end corps. Jeremy Chinn's return strengthens the Raiders' secondary, and Decamerion Richardson is limited, testing depth at cornerback.

Chicago arrives with Edwards out and Jarrett out on the defensive line, Colston Loveland questionable, Darnell Wright out, Kyler Gordon questionable, and Jaylon Jones and Cole Kmet among remaining targets to monitor. D'Andre Swift and D’Marco Jackson carry question marks for the Bears. The game will hinge on depth players stepping up and how the new coaches game-plan for the Raiders at Allegiant Stadium.