Bears wideout Jahdae Walker glided across the end zone with his insane touchdown celebration that had social media going crazy.

The Bears had little hesitation relying on an undrafted receiver at crunch time and the Bears' QB and coach reveal why.

Chicago Bears wideout Jahdae Walker played a key role in his team's 22-16 overtime win against the Green Bay Packers in Week 16 on Saturday.

Chicago Bears quarterback Caleb Williams escapes Green Bay Packers pressure and finds wide receiver Jahdae Walker on a 6-yard touchdown to tie the game and force overtime.

Bears wide receiver Jahdae Walker is an undrafted rookie who had never caught a pass in his NFL career before Saturday night, when he got things started by catching a 15-yard pass on Caleb Williams' first throw of the game,

Walker played 27 percent of the snaps with Rome Odunze (foot) and Luther Burden (ankle) out after totaling only nine offensive snaps prior to this game. He saw his first career targets, converting one into a touchdown. While the scoring play boosts his profile, his role remains situational and dependent on continued absences ahead of him.

Reflecting on the biggest moments from the Bears' win over the Packers, and all the good and bad that led to the game-winning touchdown.

Chicago Bears wide receiver DJ Moore was happy to help defeat a NFC North rival Saturday night by catching the overtime touchdown pass that sealed a Week 16 comeback victory over the Green Bay Packers.

CHICAGO – The Packers and Bears went to overtime tied at 16 after Caleb Williams' 6-yard touchdown pass to Jahdae Walker with 24 seconds remaining.