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At his first start in four seasons, Chase Daniel took a win.
The Bears' quarterback has done enough against the Lions to make up for the absence of starter Mitch Trubisky, absent from Thursday's game with a right shoulder injury. Daniel had not started a match since he had defeated the Chargers in December 2014.
Daniel completed 27 of 37 passes for 230 yards, two touchdowns and no interceptions to help the Bears win a 23-16 win over the Lions at Ford Field. It was the Bears' fifth consecutive win and set their record at 8-3.
The Bears defense has proposed two big interceptions to help put the game aside.
Eddie Jackson had a choice of six in the fourth quarter. And as the Lions threatened to draw, cornerback Kyle Fuller won his fifth interception of the season in the end zone.
Lions quarterback Matthew Stafford attempted to attack forward Michael Roberts in the end zone, third and ninth in 11 lines of the Bears line, when Fuller announced the selection.
Here's how the rest of the game went:
Bear, Lions aimlessly until first quarter
Quarterback Chase Daniel had a slow start in his first game, replacing injured starter Mitch Trubisky.
The Bears and Lions bet on the top five players in the game. The game was scoreless in the first quarter.
Daniel completed two consecutive 10- and 11-yard passes on the second Bears command. But he was sacked for a 6-yard loss and a penalty for late play followed, killing the momentum.
The Lions have gone three or more times on two of their three discs.
Lions take the lead 7-0
LeGarrette Blount's 4-yard touchdown gave the Lions a 7-0 lead over the Bears with a time of 9:03 for the second quarter on Thursday at Ford Field.
The Lions left in the fourth and one turn of the 16-yard line. Bears linebacker Danny Trevathan gave the lead to quarterback Matthew Stafford. However, offensive midfielder Nick Bellore dipped to grab the ball and the Lions made the first attempt.
The Lions started with the ball in good position on the field because of the Bears' turnover.
Bears back Trey Burton caught quarterback forward Chase Daniel, but Lions cornerback DeShawn Shead hit the ball out of Burton's hands. Linebacker Jarrad Davis picked him up and brought him back to the Bears' 40-yard line.
The goal of Parkey puts Bears on board
Bears kicker Cody Parkey scored a 40-yard goal in 3:58 in the second quarter to reduce the Lions lead to 7-3.
The Bears seemed to be in trouble in 48th and 13th place, but quarterback Chase Daniel completed a 29-yard pass for Allen Robinson to keep the record alive.
Running back Tarik Cohen defeated his defender in the end zone, but Daniel's pass to third was out of reach, allowing the Bears to get the same goal.
Running back Benny Cunningham was dismissed following an ankle injury in the second quarter.
Bears lead 9-7 at half-time
Bears quarterback Chase Daniel threw a 10-yard touchdown pass to attacking midfielder Taquan Mizzell to give the Bears their first lead against the Lions with 40 seconds left in the second quarter.
Bears coach Matt Nagy opted for a two-point conversion, but Daniel's pass was incomplete for a 9-7 Bears lead at half-time.
Daniel completed all five passes on the drive, including Anthony Miller, 26-meter receiver for the wide rookie.
The Bears forced the Lions to make three draws in their previous training after rookie linebacker Roquan Smith sacked quarterback Matthew Stafford for a 7-yard loss.
Lions take over 13-9
Lions running back LeGarrette Blount scored on a 4-yard touchdown to allow the Lions to return to the lead with a time of 1: 35 to play in the third quarter. Lions quarterback Matthew Stafford kicked an incomplete pass in the two-point conversion attempt. The Lions led 13-9.
Stafford found Kenny Golladay for a 33-yard pass and Theo Riddick for a 17-yard pass.
The Bears beat their first two records in the second half. Chase quarterback Daniel 's rushed for a first run during his second half – practice, but the tight end Trey Burton was called to hold. The Bears played two games later.
Daniel's TD pass puts Bears at 16-13
Bears quarterback Daniel Chase found Tarik Cohen for a 14-yard touchdown pass that would give the Bears a 16-13 lead in 13:40.
The Bears were assisted by two Lions penalties during training, a rude call that gave them 15 yards and a face mask that led them to the 14-yard line.
The training also included a wide receiver pass from Anthony Miller to Daniel for a 7-yard gain.
The Bears allowed kicker Cody Parkey to score the extra goal. The Bears opted for two-point conversions following their three touchdowns, returning to Sunday's game against the Vikings.
Lions attach it
Lions striker Matt Prater scored 20 yards at 7:44 to tie the score at 16-16.
Lions quarterback Matthew Stafford, Khalil Mack, found him wide, Kenny Golladay, for a 23-yard pass. But Lions training was blocked when Stafford failed to get the pass for Michael Roberts in the end zone.
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