The Chicago Bears improve to 6-3 after a gritty 24-20 victory over the New York Giants, and quarterback Caleb Williams continues to silence doubters with another fourth-quarter comeback. Despite ugly coaching decisions, dropped passes from receivers, and defensive struggles, Williams orchestrated a game-winning drive that showcased his clutch gene. The hosts break down Williams' impressive stats—13 touchdowns, 4 interceptions, over 2,000 yards—while addressing critics who still question the rookie's toughness and accuracy. They analyze the offensive line's zero-sack performance, Ben Johnson's questionable play-calling, and the defense's inconsistent effort against Jaxson Dart and the Giants' rushing attack. With only three penalties and a second-place standing in the NFC North, the Bears are learning to win close games. The crew previews next week's crucial divisional matchup against Minnesota, where Chicago looks to earn their first division win and prove they're legitimate playoff contenders.

Tune in for unfiltered analysis on why Caleb Williams is the real deal and what the Bears must fix heading into their biggest game yet.

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The Chicago Bears just dropped their most creative offensive performance of the season, and Haize is here to break down EVERYTHING happening at Halas Hall. 🐻🔥

Head coach Ben Johnson finally opened up about the barrage of trick plays — including DJ Moore throwing a touchdown and Cole Kmet nearly hitting Caleb Williams on another gadget shot. Johnson explains why momentum dictated his play-calling and what these wrinkles say about the future of the offense.

Meanwhile, defensive coordinator Dennis Allen is raving about Montez Sweat, who looks reborn over the last three games. Faster. Stronger. More dominant. Is Sweat returning to Pro Bowl form at the perfect time?

Then we shift to the franchise quarterback. The Caleb Williams “haters” took another loss this week as the rookie delivered yet another late-game masterpiece. With elite poise, clutch decision-making, and 4 TDs vs. Cincinnati, coaches say the game “slows down” for Williams when it matters most — and the numbers back it up.

Plus: Voicemails from Corey Mo, Darius, Xavier, and James. Are the Bears playoff-caliber? Did fans overreact to the quiet trade deadline? Is the run game holding the offense back? And what would it take to land Asante Samuel Jr.?

Tap in for analysis, energy, and the BEST Bears conversation around. 🐻⬇️🔥

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The Chicago Bears aren’t slowing down. With injuries piling up in the secondary and a culture shift taking hold under head coach Ben Johnson, Chicago is pushing forward — and now they’re set to host Asante Samuel Jr. for a visit next week. The former Chargers star, now fully cleared after spinal fusion surgery, could be the exact shutdown corner the Bears desperately need with Jaylon Johnson and Kyler Gordon still sidelined.

Plus, Bears GM Ryan Poles opened up about his aggressive pursuit of EDGE help at the trade deadline — turning “every stone” before ultimately landing Joe Tryon-Shoyinka, a low-risk, high-upside addition behind Montez Sweat and Austin Booker.

And as adversity continues to hit the roster, Caleb Williams explains why this Bears team is winning differently. From offense to defense to special teams, Chicago is finally playing complementary football — and building a real winning culture.

Tap in with Haize as he breaks down what Samuel’s visit means, how Poles is reshaping the roster, and why the locker room has fully bought into Johnson’s standard. 🐻⬇️

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The Chicago Bears didn’t make the big splash fans were hoping for — but they did make the move they needed. Ryan Poles trades for DE Joe Tryon-Shoyinka, adding a former first-round pick to a defensive line that just lost Dayo Odeyingbo to a torn Achilles. Chicago also tried to land Jets pass rusher Jermaine Johnson, but the second-round asking price was too steep.

On today’s episode of Chicago Bears Central, Haize breaks down why this wasn’t a “headline” deadline… and why that’s actually the right call for a team that still needs draft capital to rebuild the core.

We also dive into:

✅ Ben Johnson’s detailed breakdown of QB Caleb Williams’ midseason progress

✅ C.J. Gardner-Johnson’s instant impact after just one week in the system

✅ Where the Bears rank statistically entering Week 10 — the good, the bad, and the surprising

This is a big-picture episode for fans who want to understand where Chicago truly stands and how each piece fits into the long-term plan. Stick around — there’s a lot more here than just the trade.

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The Chicago Bears are officially in trade deadline overdrive — and Ryan Poles is leaving no stone unturned. Reports say the Bears are being aggressive ahead of Tuesday’s deadline, and it’s clear why: injuries, lack of pass rush depth, and a secondary that’s been held together with duct tape.

Haize breaks down everything you need to know, including:

• Why the Bears pushed for Jaelan Phillips before the Eagles swooped in

• Which positions Chicago must fix before the deadline

• Why Riq Woolen — the dream target — now looks unlikely

• ESPN’s Dan Graziano saying a Trey Hendrickson trade “isn’t an overreaction”

• Ben Johnson’s surprisingly transparent comments about the Bears’ roster needs

• How Dayo Odeyingbo’s injury changes everything

• And your voicemails, including trick plays, scheme creativity, and Austin Booker’s big opportunity

This is the MOST important 48 hours of the Bears’ season — and Haize is breaking it all down.

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Caleb Williams finally gave Chicago Bears fans the signature win they’ve been waiting for — and it came in dramatic fashion. After a wild finish against the Bengals, Williams hit Colston Loveland for a 58-yard game-winning touchdown that will be replayed for years.

Haize breaks down:

• Caleb Williams’ growth and leadership under Ben Johnson
• Colston Loveland’s redemption arc after weeks of criticism
• Austin Booker’s breakout showing that exposes Ryan Poles’ $48M mistake
• The studs and duds from the Bears’ 47-42 shootout win
• What this game tells us about the Bears’ future and identity

🔥 Hosted by Haize, your number-one spot for everything Chicago Bears.

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The Chicago Bears pulled off a heart-stopping 47-42 victory over the Cincinnati Bengals that had fans reaching for their blood pressure medication. Rookie quarterback Caleb Williams delivered a clutch game-winning touchdown pass to fellow rookie Colston Loveland in the final seconds, showcasing the composure that's defined his early NFL career.

The crew breaks down Kyle Monangai's breakout performance—176 rushing yards on 26 carries that demands a conversation about the running back rotation. They analyze Williams' 280-yard, three-touchdown effort and the offense's perfect balance that finally elevated the team to victory. The defense gets scrutinized for allowing Joe Flacco's 470-yard, four-touchdown performance, with special teams taking heat for surrendering nearly 300 kick return yards.

From the dramatic final two minutes featuring multiple lead changes to Austin Booker's impact and the secondary's struggles against Ja'Marr Chase and Tee Higgins, this game had everything. Tune in for the full breakdown of how the Bears improved to 5-3 and what it means moving forward.

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The Chicago Bears' pass rush struggles take center stage as head coach Ben Johnson addresses defensive shortcomings with a refreshing level of accountability. Unlike his predecessor Matt Eberflus, Johnson demonstrates comprehensive oversight of both sides of the ball, emphasizing the need to capitalize on one-on-one matchups and transition faster to rush after play-action.

With the Bears facing the Bengals—one of the league's worst rushing defenses allowing 35 points per game—this matchup presents a crucial opportunity. The discussion covers key players including Caleb Williams, who needs to execute within the system, and Kalel Monangai, who gets his chance to prove himself as a number-one running back. Austin Booker's return adds depth to a pass rush led by Gervon Dexter and Montez Sweat, while C.J. Gardner-Johnson's addition at nickel brings much-needed edge and experience to an injury-depleted secondary.

Tune in for an honest assessment of where this young Bears team stands at the midseason point and what execution truly means for their playoff hopes.

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The Chicago Bears have given fans more than a few scares this season — from penalty issues to red-zone struggles and a mounting injury list. Host Haize breaks down the latest injury updates on DJ Moore, Rome Odunze, Cole Kmet, and D’Andre Swift before diving into the 4 biggest problems haunting the Bears in 2025.

Plus, Haize lays out the 3 offensive keys Chicago must follow to beat the Cincinnati Bengals in Week 9 — including cutting out self-inflicted mistakes, reestablishing the run game, and finally converting drives into touchdowns instead of field goals.

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The Chicago Bears are in injury trouble — and it’s hitting the offense hard.

DJ Moore, Rome Odunze, Olamide Zaccheaus, and Luther Burden III all missed practice, leaving Caleb Williams without his top weapons. But there’s some good news: Cole Kmet and Tyrique Stevenson are trending toward a return, and the Bears’ new signing — C.J. Gardner-Johnson — could be a game-changer on defense.

In this episode, Haize breaks down:

🏈 The full Wednesday injury report and what it means for the Bears’ Week 9 matchup vs. the Bengals

💥 How CJ Gardner-Johnson’s role in Dennis Allen’s defense could boost Chicago’s pass rush

📊 Kyle Monangai’s rise in the Bears offense — and a new stat proving why he deserves more touches

🚫 Why Chicago’s red zone struggles continue to cost them wins — and how to fix it

Tap in with Haize as he breaks down everything you need to know heading into Sunday.

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