Winners & Losers from Bears' Monday Night Football meltdown vs. Vikings

Dayo Odeyingbo - The defensive end set the edge on running plays, had a sack of Vikings' quarterback J.J. McCarthy and lived in Minnesota's backfield the first three quarters.

Caleb Williams - See below because we know what you're thinking. But on display at times was definitely good Caleb. He completed his first 10 passes. He ran for a touchdown. He threw for a touchdown. He didn't commit a turnover. He used his legs to extend plays and took only two sacks.

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LOSERS

Ben Johnson - For all the hype and hope, the Bears' offense was predictable and - for most of the game - not productive. 0 gadget plays. 12 penalties.

Caleb Williams - Mixed in with the good, he at times looked awful. He missed wide-open receivers, including receiver D.J. Moore for what should have been a walk-in touchdown. When the Vikings took control, the offense failed on six consecutive third-down plays.

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Dennis Allen - Injury-depleted and worn down, his defense that dominated for three quarters completely ran out of gas and allowed touchdowns on three consecutive possessions in the fourth to help cough up an 11-point lead.

Cairo Santos - A 50-yarder is by no means a chip-shot, but his field-goal attempt to start the fourth quarter felt like it could have buried the Vikings. Instead, his miss energized them.