How Jaxson Dart injury opened door for Bears stunning comeback win over Giants

The New York Giants were in desperate need of a victory after a string of losses placed pressure on head coach Brian Daboll and his job security.

The Chicago Bears had other plans. After falling victim to Jaxson Dart’s heroics for three frames, the Bears found life in the fourth. New York was left rueing its missed chances as a result.

With that, here’s what you need to know about Chicago’s fourth-quarter rally in its 24-20 win over the Giants on Sunday afternoon.

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How Bears beat Giants in Week 10

New York opened up a 10-point advantage to start the fourth quarter, fueled by a pair of Jaxson Dart rushing scores and Younghoe Koo’s accurate kicking.

The Bears looked unlikely to get anything from the match, particularly as the clock dwindled below nine minutes. However, they were aided by Dart’s sudden exit. The Giants hurler was ruled out with a concussion.

With Russell Wilson manning the reins of New York’s attack, Big Blue’s lead looked onerous. All it took was one Caleb Williams score — a two-yard toss to Rome Odunze with four minutes left — to sound the alarm.

Williams ended things with a scramble from short range mere minutes later, sending Chicago’s faithful into raptures.