Bears vs Ravens Match Player Stats: Oct 26, 2025

Few things pull you into a game faster than a fourth-and-goal stand that decides the outcome. Sunday’s matchup between the Chicago Bears and Baltimore Ravens delivered just that—a defensive stop that flipped the script, all while Lamar Jackson watched from the sideline.

Final score: Baltimore Ravens 30, Chicago Bears 16 ·
Ravens QB Tyler Huntley passing yards: 264 ·
Ravens RB Derrick Henry rushing yards: 126 ·
Bears QB Caleb Williams passing yards: 218 ·
Ravens total net yards: 355 ·
Bears total net yards: 372

Who won between the Bears and the Ravens today?

The Baltimore Ravens beat the Chicago Bears 30-16 on October 26, 2025, at M&T Bank Stadium (ESPN). The win snapped Baltimore’s four-game losing streak and ended Chicago’s four-game winning run (Bears Wire).

What was the final score of Bears vs Ravens?

The final score was Baltimore Ravens 30, Chicago Bears 16. The Ravens outscored the Bears 13-0 in the fourth quarter to pull away (FOX Sports box score).

Two touchdowns from Derrick Henry in the final period turned a 17-13 lead into a commanding two-score victory (ESPN).

Did Lamar Jackson play vs. the Bears?

No. Lamar Jackson was ruled out before the game due to a hamstring injury. It was his third consecutive missed start (Baltimore Ravens recap).

Why was Lamar Jackson ruled out against the Bears?

Jackson’s hamstring issue, first reported during Week 6, kept him sidelined for the third straight week. The Ravens’ official recap confirmed he was inactive for the game (Baltimore Ravens).

In his absence, Tyler Huntley took over as starter and completed 20 of 28 passes for 264 yards with two touchdowns and no interceptions (ESPN game page).

What were the key player stats in the Bears vs Ravens game?

Individual stat lines tell the story of a game where the Ravens leaned on the run and the Bears fought through the air. Below are the standout performances.

Derrick Henry stats vs Bears

126 rushing yards on 24 carries (5.3 avg) and two touchdowns. Henry’s 45-yard run in the fourth quarter set up his second score (ESPN).

Tyler Huntley passing yards and touchdowns

264 passing yards, 2 touchdowns, 0 interceptions (20/28, 75% completion). His passer rating was 117.3 (FOX Sports).

Caleb Williams passing stats against Ravens

218 passing yards, 1 touchdown, 1 interception (22/38, 57.9%). Williams also ran for 34 yards on 5 carries (Chicago Bears box score).

One pattern across the top three performers: the Ravens dominated the ground while the Bears’ rookie kept them in the game through the air—until the fourth-quarter turnover broke the spell.

Here is the comparison across the key stat categories.

The implication: Baltimore’s ground game compensated for an absent All-Pro quarterback, while Chicago, despite more total yards, could not finish drives.

Timeline: How the game unfolded

• Pre-game: Lamar Jackson ruled out with hamstring injury; Tyler Huntley named starter (Baltimore Ravens).
• First half: Bears lead 10-7; both teams trade touchdowns (FOX Sports).
• Third quarter: Ravens take 17-13 lead on Huntley touchdown pass (ESPN).
• Fourth quarter: Derrick Henry scores two rushing touchdowns; Ravens win 30-16 (Baltimore Ravens video recap).

The decisive moment came with 9:22 left in the fourth: the Bears, trailing 17-13, had fourth-and-goal at the 1-yard line. The Ravens’ defense stopped them cold, forcing a turnover on downs (Baltimore Ravens recap). Henry then broke a 45-yard run on the next drive to set up the first of his two TDs.

What we know — and what remains unclear

What the players said

“We knew we had to step up with Lamar out. The defense gave us a huge stop on fourth down, and Derrick took it from there.”

Tyler Huntley, post-game (via NFL.com (league site))

“That fourth-down stop was the turning point. Our guys played with incredible heart and discipline.”

John Harbaugh, Ravens head coach (via Baltimore Ravens video recap)

The Ravens’ locker room recognized that the win was a team effort—backup quarterback, veteran running back, and a defense that made the biggest play of the game.

What this result means for both teams

For the Baltimore Ravens (2-5), the win breathes life into a season that was slipping away. For the Chicago Bears (4-3), the loss is a reality check after a four-game streak built on a soft schedule. The Bears still hold a winning record, but their offensive line allowed 79 penalty yards and the rookie QB threw a crucial pick.

The pattern: Chicago out-gained Baltimore in total yards (372 vs. 355) but lost because of penalties and a failed fourth-down gamble. For Ravens fans, the takeaway is clear: if Huntley can manage the game like this, and Henry keeps carrying the load, Baltimore can stay competitive until Jackson returns.

The catch: the Bears face a short week to correct red-zone execution, while the Ravens have found a formula that works without their star quarterback.

For another division rival’s numbers, check out the detailed Bears vs Lions player stats breakdown from their 2024 matchups.

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