After being down 21-3 at halftime, everyone counted out the Chicago Bears, but that all changed when they scored 28 of the last 34 points to take down the Green Bay Packers 31-27 in the NFC Wild Card game.
The Bears racked up 445 yards of total offense and controlled the time of possession by having the ball for over 32 minutes. Chicago's defense was unable to force a turnover, but it did force the Packers to convert only six of 15 third downs.
There might have been some performances that weren't great, but there were plenty of standouts that got the job done for the Bears to pull off the first playoff victory in 15 games and complete the largest comeback in franchise playoff history.