Duke Coughlin, Brandon Suarez, and Lucas Perfetti sit down before the Chicago Bears take on the Atlanta Falcons this Sunday. The boys cover the injuries heading into the game, make bold predictions, and discuss the strengths/weaknesses of each team. Mitchell Trubisky and the offense are poised for a big day against a weak Falcons secondary, while Matt Ryan and company will be a lot for the Bears defense to handle. The On Tap crew also cover the tragic passing of Chicago Bears legend and Pro Football Hall of Famer, Gale Sayers, and discuss possible tributes from the team.

In this episode of Bears on Tap Lucas Perfetti, Duke Coughlin, and Brandon Suarez give their initial thoughts on this week's matchup against the Falcons. The Falcons are the most unpredictable team in the league. They'll drop three games straight to sub .500 teams and then beat a super bowl contender. The Falcons have a ton of firepower on offense our secondary will be tested early and often. There's no doubt that the Falcon's have the best wide receiver duo in the NFL and defensively, the Bears will have their hands full. On offense, they should be able to put up points, but the Bears are still struggling to find their identity in Matt Nagy's third year. We also have five fan questions to get to at the end of the show, so tune in, and enjoy it!

The Bears clearly don't care about your blood pressure. Mitchell Trubisky looked like a machine in the first half and cooled off a little in the second. Overall, he had a decent game and did enough to win, but in this episode, we dive into why things got far too close down the stretch. This is the second game in a row the Bears defense finished the game in their red zone, with a team driving and time expiring. In this episode, Duke Coughlin, Lucas Perfetti, and Brandon Suarez are going to unpack why this game was a nail biter, and what needs change moving forward.  Enjoy the show!

In this episode of Bears On Tap Lucas Perfetti, Duke Coughlin, and Brandon Suarez unpack the backside of the Allen Robinson drama. If Allen Robinson is only asking for $18 million, why isn't he signed yet? Robert Quinn was a full participant in practice and he should make his Chicago Bears debut, and we should see both teams near full strength on Sunday. Even though the Bears should win this game, it's never wise to look past your opponent. The Bears have lost multiple "gimmie" games over the last 2 years and they need to stop that trend on Sunday. 

On this episode of Bears On Tap, Duke Coughlin and Brandon Suarez break down Chicago's Week One victory in Detroit. A slow start and an exciting finish, what do the boys think of Mitch Trubisky's performance? Did the defense take a step back from 2019 or did Adrian Peterson turn back the clock to 2010? This and more in an exciting episode that also features a special message from Lucas Perfetti!

We've added an extra show this week, and we're kicking it off by giving you all of the injury updates for the season opener against the Lions. What is the likely hood Robert Quinn see's the field? Who will take his spot if he isn't playing? How much of an impact will Kenny Golliday's absence have? All of these questions are answered in-depth on this episode of Bears On Tap. We also do a quick break down of the "Son of A Mitch Bowl," and are starting to wonder, how good is Deshaun Watson? To close the show we answer a few fan questions, and all of them sparked some interesting debate! Hear it all here on this week's episode of Bears On Tap.

In this episode of Bears On Tap Brandon Suarez, Duke Coughlin, and Lucas Perfetti are finally previewing a football game. The Bears are headed to Detroit and this Lions team is much better than 2019. They have added a ton of former Patriots on defense and Matt Patricia is hoping to fix his defensive struggles on a lacking Bears offense. We all know what type of threat Matthew Stafford can be and you can't expect the Bears defense to shut out that offense. Stafford will surly test rookie cornerback, Jaylon Johnson, early and often. If Johnson plays well, the defense should be able to roll. Most of the question marks are on the Bears offense and the Lions defense. Whichever unit plays better will determine the winner of the game. We also take a look at the final 53 man roster and practice squad. There were a few shocking names that made the roster, and also a few surprise cuts. Hear it all here, on this episode of Bears On Tap.

In this episode of Bears On Tap Brandon Suarez, Lucas Perfetti, and Duke Coughlin are back to talk training camp. Yesterday rumors surfaced that David Montgomery may have had a season-ending knee injury, but thankfully he just tweaked his groin and will only be out a few weeks. We talk about the state of the running back room without David Montgomery and its grim to say the least. We also discuss how Roy Robertson-Harris is prime to make himself a huge payday in 2021. He's a starter on most NFL rosters but has been the Bears fourth man for a few years. Now that Golman has opted out, Roy Robertson-Harris will have every opportunity to flourish this season. It couldn't have come at a better time for Roy, considering it's a contract year. Also, Nick Foles has finally put together an impressive practice and is starting to take the lead back in the quarterback competition. There are only two more practices open to the media, so we really won't have any inkling on how the competition after this weekend. Hear it all and more on this weeks episode of Bears On Tap. 

In this episode of Bears On Tap Duke Coughlin, Brandon Suarez, and Lucas Perfetti fill you in on how the first padded practices of training camp are going. Newly acquired CB Artie Burns tore his ACL and is out for the season. For the day he was healthy, he was lining up as the starting cornerback opposite Kyle Fuller. We fully expect 50th overall draft pick, Jaylon Johnson, to start and speculate that he would have started either way. A nice surprise to come out of training camp was the Tight Ends dominating the DB's in one on one and red zone drills. It sounds too good to be true, but the ora around Jimmy Graham's contract may start to fade if he brings that swagger to game days. What would a Chicago Bears Training Camp podcast be without mentioning the quarterback competition? We'll fill you in on the QB's and so much more on this week's episode of Bears On Tap.