Tony

He’s just a miserable person.

You’re a terrible football analyst

Yeah, hearing the same thing over and over again gets super annoying

If they get the TD, you go for two. End it on the road, with the way this D has played

Jesus, make a fucking tackle

This game kind of reminded me of a boxing match where the more talented boxer came out guns blazing, other guy ate some punches, stayed in the fight, and started to gas out the other guy. Usually the more talented guy wins, but we’ll see. Game in two weeks in Chicago should be very competitive, and as we’ve said…Bears gotta take care of business against the Browns, and beat these fuckers at home in two weeks.

Win this game

Yeah, the line looks a lot different than it did in Philly. Packers aren’t a pushover, but they still could go to halftime tied or a one score game

This is why coaching is so important. You pay these players millions and millions, while coordinators make a fraction of that and don’t count against your salary cap, yet teams will consistently bring in sub-standard people to run things.

Yes, really important to enjoy the ride. We have no idea what the future holds, but with BJ in the fold, seems like this could be the start of something really fun. Historically, the ride up to the top is always the most enjoyable, when the team comes out of nowhere and puts together a great season. Next year, there are going to a lot larger expectations from the Bears, and rightfully so. Expectations always change. But everyone will be more critical because of the heightened expectations. And given that the Sox, Blackhawks, Bears and somewhat Bulls are the teams I root for...it's been a long time since we've been 2/3 of the way through a season and we're looking ahead at the playoffs. Been incredibly refreshing and can't wait to see what this team has in store for us the rest of the year.

Think a split would be fine, just don't get embarrassed in either of the games (which I don't think they will) If they lose Sunday, take care of business next weekend vs. the Browns. Then beat the Packers at Solider the following week. That gets the Bears to 11 wins, and if they can't make the playoffs after winning 11 games, I'm not even going to be upset.

Yeah, don't buy that for a second. Like always, there is absolutely no appeal to playing for the Chicago Bulls organization.

Amazing win, hard to comprehend the Bears are 9-3. Caleb played one of the worst games of his career, just terrible. But keeping stacking W’s

Said this on September 5th before the season started, and think it's looking pretty solid right now. Biggest takeaway for me is how much coaching matters. There were a bunch of games last year under Eberflus where they lost in such unbelievable fashion, literally found new ways to lose. Culture was rotten, team wasn't prepared, but the core of this roster is basically the same in 2025 as it was in 2024. And seemingly every close game they play this year, they're finding a way to win. I just don't think any of us could wrap our head around how big of an upgrade Ben Johnson/Dennis Allen/Antwaan Randle El would be from Matt Eberflus/Eric Washington/Thomas Brown.

I think JJ and Kyler will probably play…but Philly will be pissed after losing to Dallas, and they are just a better team overall. Don’t love their chances

It’s just insane they lost 10 in a row last season, and have now won 8 of their last 9 games

Imagine spending two and a half hours being miserable during a W, every week lol

W

Terrible call to pass there

Perfect play, perfect ball

Just way too many incompletions by Caleb. I continue to love Johnson’s scheme, but Caleb is just too inaccurate right now

Really nice drive

Here come the s%*# takes!

He’s avoid the disaster plays so well this year…that was brutal

Yeah that's fair