It’s a story heard far too often for comfort this season for Chicago Bears fans. It’s a one-possession game with less than two minutes remaining. The Bears offense and rookie quarterback Caleb Williams have the ball, and the game is on the line. More times than not this season, that’s a scenario that’s ended in writhing heartbreak.

Today, there was light at the end of the tunnel. The Bears snapped a franchise-record-equaling losing streak and beat their division rival Green Bay Packers 24-22 on a game-winning field goal as time expired. The former USC Trojans quarterbackbecame the first Bears quarterback to win a game in Lambeau Field since Jay Cutler in 2015.

“This year was challenging, and that’s awesome. Being able to go through it. Being able to have a positive mindset, whether I’m in front of media, in front of teammates, or at home…understanding that i get to do this as a job….it’s something i love…it’s a pleasure being able to be here with these guys,” said Williams to Marquee Sports Network reports after the game.