The Los Angeles Rams head coach took responsibility for poor in-game choices while celebrating the work of his squad

Bears' Caleb Williams threw an improbable, low-probability touchdown to Cole Kmet to tie the game, but the Rams won 20-17 in overtime.

On Sunday, it turned into a desperate fadeaway bomb from 50 yards out on fourth-and-4. The difference this time was how it ended. Chicago couldn't finish the comeback. The Bears fell 20-17 in overtime to the Los Angeles Rams at home

CHICAGO, IL. The Los Angeles Rams barely escaped Chicago with a win but now that victory is secured and the Rams have punched their ticket to the NFC Championship, here's the good, bad, and ugly from the game.

The Los Angeles Rams punched their ticket to the NFC Championship on Sunday, outlasting the Chicago Bears in an overtime thriller at Soldier Field. After the L.A. defense forced Caleb Williams into his third interception of the game on Chicago's opening possession of overtime,

The Seattle Seahawks will face the Los Angeles Rams in the NFC championship game as the Rams advanced with a 20-17 overtime victory over the Chicago Bears on Sunday night.

After Caleb Williams threw the game-tying touchdown with 17 seconds remaining in regulation, the Bears quarterback threw an interception on a drive that could've won Chicago the game in overtime. The Rams capitalized on the mistake, moving the ball down the field before Harrison Mevis kicked a 42-yard field goal to win the game for Los Angeles.

The Chicago Bears lost to the Los Angeles in overtime of an NFC Divisional round game of the 2025 NFL playoffs.

Dennis Allen had a map that pointed out the keys to defeat Sean McVay's offense. Force McVay to play 11 or 12 personnel, bring heavy pressure with defensive backs, force receivers into contact situations within five yards to disrupt timing, and make windows small for Stafford's top targets.