Bearing It All with Mark and Chris

The Chicago Bears pulled off one of the wildest wins in franchise history, stunning the Green Bay Packers in overtime at Soldier Field.

Mark is joined by special guest co-host Payton to break down an ugly, penalty-filled game that somehow turned into pure magic in the final minutes. After nearly three hours of frustration, the Bears recovered an onside kick, forced overtime, and walked it off , proving this team is built differently.

We talk Caleb Williams’ clutch gene, the joy of beating Green Bay, Payton’s brutally honest “worst game ever until it wasn’t” take, and what this win means for the NFC North as the Bears head toward a massive matchup with the San Francisco 49ers.

The Chicago Bears pulled off one of the wildest wins in franchise history, stunning the Green Bay Packers in overtime at Soldier Field.

Mark Evanoff is joined by special guest co-host Payton to break down an ugly, penalty-filled game that somehow turned into pure magic in the final minutes. After nearly three hours of frustration, the Bears recovered an onside kick, forced overtime, and walked it off — proving this team is built differently.

We talk Caleb Williams’ clutch gene, the joy of beating Green Bay, Payton’s brutally honest “worst game ever until it wasn’t” take, and what this win means for the NFC North as the Bears head toward a massive matchup with the San Francisco 49ers.

Losing to Green Bay always hurts — but this one felt different.

In Season 3, Episode 12 of Bearing It All with Mark and Chris, the guys process a gut-punch 28–21 loss at Lambeau Field that came down to the final seconds. Mark and Chris dig into why this wasn’t the “same old Bears,” how Chicago closed the gap on its biggest rival, and why this loss actually reinforces that the team is on the brink.

They break down Caleb Williams’ resiliency, the second-half execution that fueled a comeback from a 14–3 halftime deficit, the critical plays that swung the game, and what this loss means for the NFC North race with four games remaining. The Bears fall to second place — but the rivalry is officially back, the season is far from over, and Soldier Field still awaits.

Painful, honest, and hopeful — this one is about growth, belief, and what’s coming next.

Go Bears. All day. Everyday.

On this Black Friday showdown, the Chicago Bears walk into Philadelphia and walk out with a statement win. Mark and Chris break down the 24–15 victory over the defending Super Bowl champs, a game defined by 281 rushing yards, a historic two-back performance, a genius Ben Johnson game plan, and a defense that solved the infamous tush push. The Bears move to 9–3 and sit alone atop the NFC North as they head into the biggest Bears–Packers matchup since 2010. Energy, passion, chaos, and celebration… this is one episode you won’t want to miss.

The Chicago Bears are now 8–3, sitting in first place in the NFC North and somehow doing it with half the defense in the trainer’s room.

In Episode 10 of Bearing It All with Mark and Chris, the guys break down a gutsy 31–28 victory over the Pittsburgh Steelers at Soldier Field, a game that proved this team is built on more than talent, it’s built on heart, depth, and resilience.

This team refuses to fold.

This city refuses to stop believing.

And as always…

Go Bears. All day. Everyday.

The Chicago Bears have officially entered their villain era, breaking hearts, stealing wins, and living in the final minute like it’s home. In this week’s episode of Bearing It All with Mark and Chris, the guys celebrate a wild 19–17 victory in Minnesota that pushed Chicago to 7–3 and into first place in the NFC North.

Mark and Chris relive every chaotic beat of a game that featured:• Devin Duvernay’s season-long 56-yard kickoff return• Cairo Santos drilling his game-winning 48-yard field goal• A defense that keeps stacking takeaways like it’s 1985• Nahshon Wright honoring his late coach, John Beam, with an emotional interception• And Caleb Williams surviving an outrageous 78% blitz rate from Brian Flores to deliver yet another game-winning drive — his fifth of the season, the most in Bears history.

The guys debate whether these wins are “lucky”, break down Ben Johnson’s decision-making in crunch time, and look ahead to next week’s showdown with the Steelers, including the looming question of whether Aaron Rodgers will suit up, and if the Bears should want him to.

The Chicago Bears are officially back. In this week’s episode, Mark and Chris break down the Bears’ thrilling 24–20 comeback win over the New York Giants. A game that proved this team’s got grit, heart, and a franchise quarterback who’s earning his new nickname: The Iceman. Caleb Williams delivered another Houdini-like performance, leading a 14-point fourth-quarter rally with a touchdown pass to Rome Odunze and a game-winning scramble that electrified Soldier Field.

The guys celebrate how the Bears have already surpassed last year’s win total and dive into what’s fueling the team’s turnaround, discipline, belief, and clutch playmaking. They don’t shy away from calling out the near-costly mistakes either, from dropped passes to missed tackles. Plus, they look around the NFC North (spoiler: the Packers still suck), talk about the chaos in New York after Brian Daboll’s firing, and preview next week’s divisional showdown with the Vikings.

Fun, fiery, and full of hope, this episode captures what it means to be a Bears fan right now: anxious, exhilarated, and absolutely alive.

In this electrifying episode of Bearing It All with Mark and Chris, the guys relive one of the wildest Chicago Bears finishes in recent memory — a 47-42 road victory over the Bengals capped by Colston Loveland’s stunning 58-yard touchdown catch with just 17 seconds left. The episode opens with the actual call of that unforgettable drive before Mark and Chris explode with joy, disbelief, and raw Bears pride.

They break down every twist of the chaos: Caleb Williams’ clutch heroics, Kyle Monangai’s breakout 176-yard performance, Ben Johnson’s creative play-calling, and a defense that nearly gave it away against a vintage Joe Flacco performance. The hosts celebrate the grit, question the officiating, roast Adam Archuleta’s commentary, and revel in what feels like a cultural turning point for the Bears — a game every team of the last fifteen years would’ve lost, but this one didn’t.

From laughter to goosebumps, this episode captures the euphoria, the panic, and the pride of a fan base that just might be witnessing the dawn of something special.

The Chicago Bears just notched their fourth straight win, and Mark and Chris are fired up. In this episode of Bearing It All, the guys break down the 26–14 beatdown of the New Orleans Saints, a statement game for defensive coordinator Dennis Allen against his former team and a reminder that the Monsters of the Midway are hungry again.

Mark celebrates the Bears’ newfound identity - hard-nosed defense, a punishing ground attack led by D’Andre Swift and rookie Kyle Monangai, and a locker room that believes. Chris digs into Caleb Williams’ rough outing, why patience still matters, and what Olin Kreutz had to say about keeping things in perspective. Together, they highlight the unsung heroes, Kevin Byard, Montez Sweat, and the trench-dominant offensive line before turning their eyes toward Baltimore and another heavyweight matchup.

Equal parts pride and pragmatism, this episode captures a fan base rediscovering its swagger. The Bears are 4–2, the city’s buzzing, and the boys are asking the only question that matters: is this the start of something real?

The Chicago Bears finally exorcised their demons in Washington with a thrilling 25–24 Monday Night Football victory - their third straight win and first three-game streak in five years. Mark and Chris break down how the Bears flipped last year’s “Fail Mary” script and took revenge on the Commanders, fueled by D’Andre Swift’s breakout, Ben Johnson’s masterclass coaching, and Jake Moody’s walk-off heroics in his debut.

From Caleb Williams’ growth and Darnell Wright’s grit to controversial officiating and Troy Aikman’s baffling commentary, Bearing It All dives deep into every twist of this emotional, rain-soaked statement win. This one wasn’t just about the score - it was about belief, leadership, and redemption.