1. Team Overviews
Washington Commanders
The Washington Commanders are an NFL franchise in the NFC East, based in the Washington, D.C. area.
Previously known by other names (Redskins, Football Team), the current branding is “Commanders.”
They are coached by Dan Quinn (as of 2025) and the team has been retooling, particularly at quarterback and skill positions.
Their quarterback situation includes Jayden Daniels, with supporting offensive players such as Zach Ertz at tight end.
They have defensive veterans and special teams assets; their defense is tested, especially versus dynamic passing offenses.
Chicago Bears
The Chicago Bears are an NFL franchise in the NFC North, based in Chicago, Illinois.
In 2025, a major storyline is their young quarterback Caleb Williams, and how he and the offense perform under pressure.
Their running backs include D’Andre Swift (often spelled Deandre Swift) who contributes on the ground and through the air.
Other skill players: Olamide Zaccheaus, Luther Burden III, Rome Odunze, and Cole Kmet in the passing game
The Bears’ defense has had trouble containing the run, historically allowing high rushing yardage.
2. 2025 Season & Schedule (for Bears & Commanders matchup)
The Bears schedule shows their Week 6 game is against the Washington Commanders on Monday, October 13, 2025.
Kickoff time is 8:15 p.m. ET, taking place at Northwest Stadium (Washington’s home venue).
The betting odds favored the Commanders by about 4.5 to 5.5 points before the game.
The Bears’ preview leading into that game noted that their defense had struggled vs. the run: they had not held an opponent under 120 rushing yards and allowed large rushing yardage in past games.
Also, the Commanders had injury issues at receiver: Terry McLaurin was ruled out for that Week 6 game.
In historical context, Washington leads the all-time series vs. Chicago 28–25–1.
3. Game Recap & Player Stats — Bears 25, Commanders 24 (Oct 13, 2025)
The matchup was close and dramatic. Here are the key stats and storylines:
Final Score & Narrative
Chicago Bears 25, Washington Commanders 24 — a one-point win for Chicago.
The game featured a late turnover: Quarterback Jayden Daniels fumbled a handoff in the fourth quarter, recovered by Bears DB Nahshon Wright, which set up the Bears’ final drive.
Jake Moody, a recent addition to the Bears, kicked the game-winning 38-yard field goal as time expired.
Offensive & Defensive Stats
Chicago Bears
Caleb Williams (QB): Completed 17 of 29 for 252 yards, 1 passing touchdown, 1 rushing touchdown, no turnovers.
D’Andre Swift (RB): He had a huge play — a 55-yard touchdown reception.
That was one of the big explosive plays in the game.
Olamide Zaccheaus: Contributed in the passing game; had receptions to help move the chains.
Luther Burden III: Also part of the receiving corps; adds depth to the Bears’ offense.
On the Bears’ side, the offense produced 382 total net yards vs Washington’s 328 yards.
Washington Commanders & Opponent
Jayden Daniels (QB): Passed for 211 yards, threw 3 touchdowns, and 1 interception.
Luke McCaffrey caught a 33-yard touchdown pass from Daniels.
Zach Ertz, a veteran tight end, caught a 6-yard touchdown from Daniels.
Washington’s offense was hindered by turnovers and the late fumble.
Key Moments & Turning Points
Early Turnovers: Washington’s early interceptions and fumbles contributed to Chicago building an early lead.
Explosive Plays: The Bears’ 55-yard Swift reception turned the momentum.
Late-game fumble: The decisive moment — Daniels’ fumble recovered by Wright set up the final drive.
Clutch kicking: Moody’s field goal under pressure sealed the game.
4. Player Profiles & Context
Caleb Williams
Entering 2025, Williams is the Bears’ young quarterback, generating attention and expectations.
In this game, he made key plays, avoided turnovers, and orchestrated the final drive.
D’Andre (DeAndre) Swift
A dual-threat RB who can rush and catch. In this game, his big reception was pivotal.
His contribution helps take pressure off the passing game.
Olamide Zaccheaus
A receiver who contributes in chain-moving catches, helps balance the passing offense.
Luther Burden III
Younger receiver, giving depth and big-play potential.
Washington Notables
Jayden Daniels: Showed ability but also made mistakes at crucial moments.
Zach Ertz: Veteran tight end, still productive and a safety valve in red-zone or short-yardage passing.
Terry McLaurin: Ruled out for this game, reducing Washington’s receiving options.
5. Team Strengths, Weaknesses & What to Watch
Bears
Strengths
Explosive play ability (e.g. deep catches)
Young quarterback making progress
Receiving depth (Odunze, Zaccheaus, Burden)
Weaknesses / Challenges
Run defense is vulnerable — they allowed large rushing yardage in prior games.
Consistency under pressure is still a question
Relying on high-variance plays (big gains) can be risky
What to watch
Can they protect Williams against pass rush and avoid sacks/turnovers
How often they rely on Swift in short yardage or mixed plays
Red-zone efficiency
Commanders
Strengths
Balanced offense with ability to pass to multiple targets
Veteran presence (tight end, defense)
Home-field advantage
Weaknesses
Turnovers, especially late in games
Injuries to key receivers (e.g. McLaurin)
Consistency in defense, especially stopping the pass or big plays
What to watch
Can Daniels avoid mistakes under pressure
Which receivers step up in McLaurin’s absence
Defensive adjustments if Bears emphasize the pass
6. Broadcast & Viewing Info
The Bears vs Commanders game (Week 6, Oct 13, 2025) aired on ABC for Monday Night Football.
Streaming options included platforms like Fubo and via the CBS Sports App in the U.S.
The game time was 8:15 p.m. ET.
For fans outside the U.S., local broadcasters or NFL streaming rights may vary. (If you want, I can check for Cambodia/Asia how to watch.)
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