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Soldier Field turned into a statement Sunday as the Bears smacked the Cowboys 31-14 behind a second-year showcase from Caleb Williams (19/28, 298 yards, 4 TD). Momentum flipped early when Tyrique Stevenson flat-out stole the rock from Javonte Williams, setting up a drive that ended with a Williams laser to Rome Odunze. Then came the viral spice: a flea-flicker masterpiece that sprung Luther Burden III for a 65-yard first NFL TD — all part of new boss Ben Johnson’s first W in Chicago. (africa.espn.com)

Dallas kept it scrappy — Jake Ferguson was Dak’s security blanket with 13 grabs for 82 yards, and George Pickens punched in a red-zone score — but Chicago’s D drew the hard line. The Bears authored a clock-chomping, 19-play march in the third capped by a DJ Moore TD to make it 31-14, then timely heat from the front and a goal-line theft by Tremaine Edmunds shut the door. Bonus: the Bears kept Williams pristine with zero sacks. (espn.com)

The kids ate. Burden (3/3, 101 yards, TD) and Odunze (3/62, TD) stretched the field, Cole Kmet cashed a 10-yarder, and D’Andre Swift (3/45 receiving) kept the wheels greased. For Dallas, KaVontae Turpin (2/64) flashed late juice, and Javonte Williams (10 rushes, 76 yards) had pop before that momentum-flipping fumble. (africa.espn.com)

Big Dill of the Game: Caleb Williams — four tuddies, that saucy flea-flicker, and a clean jersey. QB1 cooked, Chicago rolled, and the vibes are back on the lakefront. I’m Dillon “Big Dill” Smith, and this is Big Dill Sports — where ballin’ is a big dill. (africa.espn.com)