Here are some notable numbers and stats from the Bears' 30-24 win over the Patriots Thursday night at Soldier Field:

58

Yardage on Cairo Santos' game-clinching field goal, the longest of his career and tied for the longest in Bears history with Robbie Gould, who booted a 58-yarder in a 24-21 win over the Bengals in the 2013 season opener at Soldier Field. Santos extended his franchise record of 50-yard-plus field goals to 28.

8

Completions of at least 20 yards by Caleb Williams, who connected with Luther Burden III for gains of 58, 22, 26 and 24 yards; Colston Loveland for 22 yards and Rome Odunze for 21, 21 and 21 yards.

26

Career games with no interceptions by Williams, tied for the most since he entered the NFL in 2024 with the Lions' Jared Goff and the Eagles' Jalen Hurts.

36

Years since a Bears player has rushed for at least seven touchdowns in the first seven games of a season. With a 4-yard TD run Thursday night increasing his season total to seven, D'Andre Swift is the first to accomplish that feat since 1990 when Neal Anderson rushed for eight TDs in the first seven games.

130

Receiving yards by Burden on four catches, all in the first half. It was the second most prolific game of his two-year NFL career behind only a 138-yard outing last Dec. 28 against the 49ers in San Francisco.

107:08 and 0:00

Time in minutes and seconds that the Bears have led and trailed, respectively, in their last two games against the Falcons and Patriots.

4

Consecutive possessions on which the Bears advanced inside New England's 20-yard line bridging the first and third quarters. The four red-zone drives resulted in three touchdowns and one field goal.

4.0

Sacks recorded by cornerback Kyler Gordon this year, the most by an NFL defensive back. Gordon registered 3.0 sacks in his season debut last Sunday in Atlanta and added 1.0 sack Thursday night. His 4.0 sacks are the third most by a Bears DB in a season behind safety Dave Duerson's 7.5 in 1986 and safety Todd Bell's 4.5 in 1984.

1

Games in which the Bears have won the coin flip this season. They won the flip Thursday night after losing it in each of their first six contests, an occurrence that has just a 1.6% chance of happening.

70

Rushing yards by the Patriots, their lowest output on the ground this season. In winning their previous three games, they ran for 143, 165 and 148 yards.