History seemed poised to repeat itself once again Sunday night at Lambeau Field.

As quarterback Caleb Williams and the Chicago Bears offense lined up at the Green Bay Packers 14-yard line trailing by seven points with less than half a minute left in the game, it felt inevitable that the Bears would score to tie or take a late lead. Chicago had pulled off the improbable five times this season . What was one more?

But as center Drew Dalman snapped the ball and Williams rolled to his left and lofted a ball up to tight end Cole Kmet , it wasn’t the Bears celebrating once again as the play ended. Packers cornerback Keisean Nixon leapt, snagged the pass and landed down with the ball in the end zone.

The Packers spoiled the Bears’ comeback to win 28-21 .

“It’s frustration,” Williams

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