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The Bears and Patriots went toe-to-toe on Thursday Night Football, with Caleb Williams and Drake Maye each bringing their A-game. In the end, the Bears made more plays than last year's Super Bowl runners up, and improved to 5-2. Kenneth Davis and Alex Shapiro discuss the biggest moments and revel in the glory of the rewarding win.
Caleb Williams vs. Drake Maye. Ben Johnson vs. Mike Vrabel. Two top-tier defenses. Two great run games. In many ways the Bears and the Patriots are foils of each other. One with a QB who colors outside the lines, the other with a QB who stays on time more often than not. Kenneth Davis and Alex Shapiro break down why Thursday Night Football should be a great matchup.
Heeeeee's baaaaack! Caleb Williams wasted no time getting the Bears offense back on track in a dominant win over the Falcons in Week 6 as the Bears improved to 4-2. Plus, the return of Kyler Gordon was just what the Bears defense. Kenneth Davis and Alex Shapiro share the best moments from the 31-23 victory, and find a few nits to pick in the film room, too.
Kenneth Davis and Alex Shapiro are joined by award-winning sports reporter D. Orlando Ledbetter to help preview this week's Bears - Falcons game. Ledbetter shares what the keys for the Falcons have been with Michael Penix under center, and how the Bears may be able to exploit Atlanta's defense. Plus, Ken and Alex discuss the fallout from Montez Sweat's PED suspension and how it may actually help the Bears in the long run.
The Packers clearly had this game circled after two crazy games at the end of last season, and they made the most of it. Kenneth Davis and Alex Shapiro break down everything that went wrong, from Tyson Bagent's stinker, Ben Johnson's lacking game plan and major defensive breakdowns.
We can't believe we're saying this, but the Bears are favored to beat the Packers... in Lambeau... with their backup quarterback. Kenneth Davis and Alex Shapiro explain why they've never been more confident in a Bears victory over their bitter rivals from the north. What timeline are we in????
Tyson Bagent operated as the next man up and the team leaned on a dominant defensive performance against the Jets in Week 4. The defense stifled Geno Smith almost entirely, Kyle Monangai controlled the game on the ground, and the Bears enjoyed a great day at the office. Kenneth Davis and Tony Gill get together to discuss the impressive performances.
There's no fear of a trap game here! Kenneth Davis and Alex Shapiro dig into the Jets' 1-2 start, breakdown New York's troubling injury report, and share why they think the Bears will win handily in Week 4 of the NFL season.
Oh how sweet it is! The Bears snatched the souls out of the Philadelphia Eagles for the second week in a row to improve to 2-1 and get back on track. Kenneth Davis and Alex Shapiro break down the dominant performance and highlight the most encouraging trends. Plus, some discussion about rearranging the depth chart, moving forward. Is there a (backup) QB controversy in Chicago?
It's early in the year, but both the Bears and the Eagles are already banged up. Kenneth Davis and Alex Shapiro break down what may end up being a war of attrition, and what the keys will be for the Bears to notch a win without Caleb Williams.
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Da Windy City podcast is the official Chicago Bears podcast from FanSided.