Here are some notable stats and numbers from the Bears' Week 2 game against the Detroit Lions:

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Receiving yards recorded by Rome Odunze against Detroit, marking a career high for the second-year pro as well as a game-high from Sunday's contest.

In just 19 games of NFL action, Odunze has put together three 100-yard performances for the Bears, including a 112-yard game against the Colts Sept. 22, 2024, and a 104-yard game against the Cardinals Nov. 3, 2024.

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Touchdowns receptions by Odunze, making him the first Bear to secure multiple receiving TDs in a single first half in his first two seasons since 1977 (James Scott).

Odunze also became just the fifth player in franchise history to record the team's first three receiving TDs of a season following his 28-yard touchdown reception in the first quarter and 6-yard score in the second period.

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Career tackles for linebacker Tremaine Edmunds in just his eighth NFL season. After recording seven total tackles Sunday, Edmunds joins an elite group of just 12 active players to have over 800 career tackles, including Bears safety Kevin Byard III.

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Consecutive games with opening-drive touchdowns by the Bears offense. Quarterback Caleb Williams orchestrated an eight-play, 74-yard touchdown drive on the team's first possession against the Lions six days after capping off a 10-play, 61-yard opening drive against the Vikings with a 9-yard rushing TD.

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Kickoff return yards by the Bears, courtesy of rookie receiver Luther Burden III and veteran Devin Duvernay. Each player returned four kicks, with Burden totaling 118 yards and Duvernay recording 97 yards.

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Rushing yards by the Bears offense. Running back D'Andre Swift led the way with 63 yards on 12 carries, including a long of 20 yards. Rookie Kyle Monangai added 28 yards on seven carries while Williams rushed for 27 yards on five attempts.