Bears Nation Podcast

The age of defense wins championships is over. It can win you games, but not consistently enough. The Bears played well enough on defense to win you the game on Sunday, but the offense isn't anywhere near being capable to make up for a "bad" day on the defense (which by Bears fans' standards is apparently 24 points allowed).

Plus, we come to a firm decision on Nagy's end of year job status and explain why Justin Fields' mistakes from Sunday are not concerting. 

The Bears are officially on a winning streak and lead the NFC North in wins over opponents with winning records. We highlight the defensive performance and how the offensive played well but left a little on the field on Sunday. Nonetheless, the Bears might just be back and have gained the necessary momentum ahead of their Sunday afternoon bout vs. division rival Green Bay. 

It finally happened. Matt Nagy was knocked into his senses, and Justin Fields is the QB1 going forward. We break down why he made that decision and what it means for the future of the Bears, starting week 5 against Las Vegas. We detail how the Bears can walk away from the Sin City with a W and predict our winners for the game.

We recap the first win of Justin Fields' career as a Chicago Bear and detail the things that went right (yes things went right) for the Bears on Sunday. However, we can't just have 24 hours of fun as Matt Nagy once again doubles down on Andy Dalton as the starter. At this point, we have very little analysis left to give, but we try our hardest to explain this decision making.

We try our hardest to laugh through the pain that is the current state of the Chicago Bears in this episode, but as always, we are here to provide you with answers and analysis on what the Chicago Bears do on a daily basis.

This week that includes the purchase of the Arlington Park racetrack, the typical ambiguous Matt Nagy press conference and whether the Bears will win Sunday against a team they're 7-1 against in the last 4 years. Both Kevin and Jake provide wild predictions for Sunday's outcome, and whoever is right will take the edge in the overall season predictions record. 

We give you our unfiltered thoughts one of the worst and most consequential game in bears offensive history. We breakdown the why, the what and the how for the Bears 26-6 lost to the Browns on Sunday in an episode that features numerous rants on the Bears present, past and future. 

A new era of Bears football has arrived. We talk (first 20 minutes) how Justin Fields at QB1 changes the landscape of this team and the upcoming bout with the Cleveland Browns

Later, we break down how the Bears can defeat the Browns with swagger back on the D, a new QB, and a returning starters from injuries. Plus, we give our BOLDEST predictions and game predictions.

The stars have aligned for the Chicago Bears. They're first place in the North, the defense returned to 2018 form and the future of the franchise is right in from of them as the potential starter for atleast the next three games and likely the season. We breakdown our reaction from the dominant (yes it was dominant despite the box score) 20-17 win over the Bengals. Plus, we interact with our live audience chat that you can be a part of by watching our shows live on Twitch, Youtube or Twitter.

In this episode Kevin and Jake break down the upcoming matchup against the Cincinnati Bengals and how the Bears can win this game with Andy Dalton starting, because we know that clown Matt Nagy will still only use him as a decoy. We're sorry for yelling.