Can the Chicago Bears fix their penalty issues? Is Caleb Williams’ recent play cause for concern? The Tribune’s writers tackle this week’s pressing questions.

With a quick Thursday night turnaround against the Dolphins and the expected return of Lamar Jackson looming, here's an instant analysis of the huge win.

Take a look at the injury report for the Chicago Bears (4-2), which features 14 players (including D'Andre Swift), as the Bears ready for their matchup against the Baltimore Ravens (1-5) at M&T Bank Stadium, on Sunday, Oct. 26 at 1 p.m. ET.

Ravens get into the end zone. Derrick Henry scampers in. It was also Henry's 111th rushing touchdown, passing Walter Payton for 5th all time. Baltimore takes the lead. Dominique Robinson is now doubtful to return with an ankle injury.

The Chicago Bears are facing a desperate Baltimore Ravens team in Week 8. Here’s what to watch for in the matchup, plus our predictions for the game.

Here’s how the Ravens graded out at every position after a 30-16 win over the Bears on Sunday at M&T Bank Stadium:

The Chicago Bears will travel to Baltimore today for an afternoon matchup with the Ravens. Fans can catch the action on CBS at 1 p.m. ET, with streaming available through Fubo, DirecTV and Paramount+. All three streaming services offer free trials and both Fubo and DirecTV offer first-month free trials for new customers.

Find single game tickets to the Baltimore Ravens vs. Chicago Bears NFL Week 8 matchup on Sunday, October 26, 2025 at M&T Bank Stadium.

Follow along for live updates as the Ravens (1-5) host the Bears (4-2) in an intriguing matchup at M&T Bank Stadium in Week 8

Caleb Williams and the Chicago Bears continue to find the red zone to be a dead end. They failed to score touchdowns on two of their three drives inside the 20 in their 30-16 loss at Baltimore on Sunday.