Bears' comeback win over Packers historic in multiple ways 

The Chicago Bears are moving on after eliminating the rival Green Bay Packers on Saturday night. But Chicago's first playoff win in 15 years didn't come without drama. 

Caleb Williams led the Bears on a historic comeback — the largest playoff comeback in franchise history — to secure his first career playoff win. Adding a monumental moment to his second season, Williams turned the Bears' fortunes around by picking up his own play and then pulling off the 31-27 win. 

Trading 21-3 at halftime, Chicago would score 28 second-half points, including 25 in the fourth quarter. Williams would finish the night throwing for 361 yards by completing 24-of-48 passes. 

Williams turned it on in the second half after a rough first half 

He threw two touchdown passes, both of which came after he tossed two costly picks in the first half. However, those interceptions don't matter now and aren't the story because Williams made sure the Bears never gave up, fulfilling their season-long prophecy with another comeback that followed six fourth-quarter comebacks from the regular season. 

Down 27-24 with 1:43 on the game clock, Williams dropped back and threw what would become the game-winning 29-yard strike to wide receiver DJ Moore, who got by the defender and walked into the end zone.