WATCH: Highlights from the 49ers bounceback 38-13 victory over the Bears

The Niners playoff chances are still slim, but they took care of business on Sunday.

The San Francisco 49ers ended their losing streak on Sunday with a commanding 38-13 victory over the Chicago Bears. The Niners path to returning to the postseason remains slim, but winning out would leave them at 10-7 with a reasonable chance. They took the first step to getting their this weekend and are now 6-7 heading into next Sunday’s matchup against the Los Angeles Rams.

In the meantime, here are some highlights from today’s win:

The Niners hit the ground running offensviely. On the first drive of the game, Brock Purdy found rookie running back Isaac Guerendo on a crossing route for a massive game on third-and-three. Purdy found tight end George Kittle for a 33-yard gain on the next play, setting up Jauan Jennings for a touchdown reception a couple plays later.

After a trio of punts, the 49ers got another touchdown drive going with back-to-back big completions. This time Purdy found Kittle first, for 32 yards before a completion to Guerendo got the to the Bears one-yard line. Guerendo took a carry into the endzone on the next play.

Another Bears punt resulted in the Niners longest drive of the first half. They chewed nearly half a quarter’s worth of clock across 12 plays. On the final play of the drive, Purdy found Jennings on an in-breaking route that he took to the house.

The Bears ended San Francisco’s shutout on the first drive of the second half. A Niners field goal had extended their lead to 24-0, but Caleb Williams found Rome Odunze, who made an impressive catch on a corner route, for a touchdown. The Bears tried, and failed, a two-point conversion attempt to make it a two-possession game.

After the Bears got a stop, it seemed like the Niners might once again be imploding. The Bears drove into San Francisco territory, but Williams was sacked and turned the ball over on a fumble. Not letting that opportunity go to waste, Purdy immediately connected with Jennings for a 39-yard gain and Guerendo took a carry into the endzone four plays later.

Jennings and Guerendo wouldn’t be the only skill-position players to score multiple touchdows. Williams and Odunze didn’t have a comeback in them, but they did answer with their second connection for a touchdown of the day. This time attacking the middle of the field.

Guerendo was sidelined with a foot injury, which opened the door for new arrival Patrick Taylor Jr. to get some carries. Taylor took advantage of the 49ers continued dominance in the trenches, converted a fourth-and-short, before scoring his first touchdown in a Niners’ uniform.