The Detroit Lions secured a 23-20 victory over the Chicago Bears on Thanksgiving, extending their impressive win streak to 10 games. The Lions controlled the game early, building a 16-0 lead by halftime, thanks to two field goals by Jack Bates and a short touchdown pass from Jared Goff to Sam LaPorta. Detroit’s defense stifled Chicago in the first half, forcing multiple turnovers and stopping a crucial fourth-down attempt late in the second quarter .

In the second half, the Bears fought back with Caleb Williams showing resilience, throwing for three touchdown passes. Keenan Allen was a standout receiver, catching two of those scores and keeping Chicago’s hopes alive. However, the Lions’ defense came through in clutch moments, including a critical stop in the final minutes to preserve their narrow lead .

The Bears struggled with clock management and offensive consistency in critical situations, which hindered their ability to capitalize on opportunities. Detroit’s balanced attack, led by Goff and a strong running game from David Montgomery, helped maintain control despite Chicago’s rally .

This victory keeps Detroit firmly in the playoff picture while exposing some of Chicago’s weaknesses under pressure. The Bears will need to regroup quickly to stay competitive as the season progresses .