Keisean Nixon

Nixon's first interception of the season was a big one, as it sealed the Packers' victory over the Bears on Sunday.

Packers cornerback Keisean Nixon sealed Sunday's win over the Bears with an end-zone interception.

Packers cornerback Keisean Nixon sealed Sunday's win over the Bears with an end-zone interception.

It was an up-and-down day for Williams, who started the game 1-of-7 as a passer with a grand total of two yards. The Bears had one first down on three drives and managed just three points by the end of the second quarter. He sailed routine passes and struggled to get much going outside of check-downs. Williams loosened up in the third quarter and tossed a tight-window throw to Olamide Zacheaus in the end zone to score on the opening drive of the second half. He stayed hot on the next two drives, putting up 10 more points to get his team within striking distance on their final drive. On fourth-and-one in the red zone, Ben Johnson drew up a play-action shot into the end zone for Cole Kmet. Scrambling to his left, Williams attempted a jump-pass that floated well short of Kmet and into the hands of Packers corner Keisean Nixon for a game-losing interception. After taking one step forward in the second half, Williams undead it all with a few steps back on his final throw of the night. The Bears have made an effort to lean on their ground game in recent weeks. Williams' passing volume, in turn, has been muted. He hasn't completed more than 20 passes in a game since Week 8. Expect a similar approach versus the Browns in Week 15.

The Packers staked control of the NFC North with a competitive victory over the Bears. Christian Watson racked up 89 receiving yards and two more touchdowns, and Keisean Nixon intercepted Caleb Williams on fourth down to seal the victory.