The Detroit Lions achieved a remarkable milestone on November 28, 2024, by winning their 10th consecutive game, defeating the Chicago Bears 23-20. Can the Lions maintain this impressive streak as they head into the playoffs? With standout performances from Jared Goff and Sam LaPorta, Detroit is making a strong case for their championship ambitions.
- Lions extend winning streak to 10 games
- Goff throws for 221 yards, two touchdowns
- Bears struggle with clock management late
- Detroit outgains Chicago 279-53 in first half
- Caleb Williams throws three second-half touchdowns
- Lions match franchise record from 1934
Detroit Lions Extend Winning Streak to 10 Games Against Chicago Bears
How did the Lions manage to hold off the Bears in a thrilling Thanksgiving showdown? Detroit’s strong first half set the tone, allowing them to build a commanding lead. Despite a strong second-half push from Chicago, the Lions’ defense held firm to secure the victory.
Key Highlights from the Lions vs. Bears Thanksgiving Game
The game showcased several key moments that defined the outcome. Detroit’s early dominance was evident, but Chicago’s late-game efforts made it a nail-biter.
- Jared Goff threw for 221 yards and two touchdowns.
- Sam LaPorta caught both touchdown passes.
- David Montgomery contributed 124 scrimmage yards.
- Caleb Williams of the Bears threw for 256 yards and three touchdowns.
First Half Dominance by the Lions
Detroit started strong, outgaining Chicago 279-53 in the first half. The Lions scored first with a field goal and followed up with a touchdown from Goff to LaPorta. Their ability to control the clock and execute plays effectively allowed them to build a 16-0 lead by halftime.
Chicago’s Second Half Comeback Attempt
In the second half, the Bears showed resilience. Caleb Williams connected with Keenan Allen for a touchdown, narrowing the gap. However, despite their efforts, Chicago’s poor clock management and missed opportunities ultimately cost them the game.
Looking Ahead: Can the Lions Keep Winning?
With their current form, the Lions are a team to watch as the playoffs approach. Their strong offense and improving defense make them a formidable opponent. Can they keep this momentum going and challenge for the NFC title?
