It was far from pretty, but the Chicago Bears found a way to eke out a road win over the Minnesota Vikings on Monday Night Football.
On 3rd & 10 with 1:06 left, Justin Fields aired out his biggest pass of the game, finding DJ Moore on a 36-yard strike.
The Bears then kneeled the ball and wound the clock down, setting up a 30-yard field goal from Cairo Santos with 10 seconds left as the Bears defeated the Vikings, 12-10, at U.S. Bank Stadium in Minneapolis, Minnesota.
After missing on his first field goal attempt of the game, Santos connected on four field goals of 25, 39, 55 and 30 yards, accounting for all of the Bears' points in the victory.
The Vikings did plenty to lose the game as quarterback Joshua Dobbs tossed four interceptions. Still, Dobbs was able to lead the Vikings on an eight-play, 77-yard drive ending in a 17-yard touchdown pass — the game's only TD — to tight end T.J. Hockenson to put Minnesota up 10-9 with 5:54 left.
Minnesota would get the ball right back forcing a fumble on Fields at the 3:36 mark. However, the Vikings would go three and out during their next drive, paving the way for the Bears to produce a 10-play, 66-yard drive which ended on Santos' game-winning field goal.
With the win, the Bears (4-8) earned their fourth victory of the season. The Vikings, their NFC North counterparts, fell to 6-6 mired by their turnovers.
Here's how the entire Vikings-Bears' game went.