As the closest defender on Sunday, Stevenson allowed four catches for 90 yards on nine targets, according to Next Gen Stats. The Bears’ defense gave up 326 yards passing and a TD to Daniels, who spent the week with a rib injury. They had kept Washington out of the end zone until the last play.

Trailing 12-0 late in the third quarter, Chicago fought back to take the lead with 25 seconds left before Daniels’ heroics.

“When you lose a game like that, it’s hard to swallow,” Bears head coach Matt Eberflus said. “I was excited how they fought back to have a chance to win that game. It’s important to look at that as well.”

The loss dropped Chicago to 4-3, last in the heated NFC North.