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A loss to the Los Angeles Rams brings an abrupt end to the Chicago Bears' post-season play, and the Huddle is S-A-D. We offer ideas to make the team even better next season and choose our preferred matchup for the Super Bowl.

There wasn't a dry eye in the house when the Chicago Bears eliminated the Green Bay Packers from post-season play in Round 1 of the playoffs. Jackson proves himself the Master Prognosticator! Dylan has a recommendation for the Packer's field-goal kicker. And the Huddle makes its predictions for Sunday's game against the Los Angeles Rams.

The Chicago Bears lose 2 in a row to end the regular season. Did they peak too soon? The Huddle considers factors that could make the difference in Saturday's first round playoff game against the Green Bay Packers. Plus, the results of our full-season in-house competition!

The Chicago Bears' loss to the San Francisco 49ers hurt. But with a final regular-season game against the Detroit Lions on the line, what's more important: beating the Lions or controlling who we play in the first round of the playoffs? The Holtz Huddle debates the advantages of each strategy and comes to a split decision.

On Saturday, the Chicago Bears grated the Green Bay Packers to clinch a playoff spot. Next, they look to bury the San Francisco 49ers to win the division. Holtz Huddle is mixed on the likely outcome. Special appearance by Max!

After owning the Cleveland Browns on Sunday, the Chicago Bears will battle the Green Bay Packers on Saturday night in a game that will likely decide the NFC North this season. Holtz Huddle considers how injuries will play a factor and how to derail The Toyotathon Effect!

Following a confidence-shattering loss to the Packers, the Bears need a win to steady fans' nerves. Luckily, the 3-10 Cleveland Browns may be just what the doctor ordering. lol

The Chicago Bears appear to be the real thing after toppling defending Super Bowl champions, the Philadelphia Eagles, 24-15. Now the No. 1 seed, they travel to Green Bay to take on rivals the Packers as 6.5-point underdogs. The Huddle is split on this one ...