We are bad. Our offense is bad. Our defense is bad. We are bad.

what else is there to even say

The obituary for the Eberflus era, and looking at what it all means, and who's truly at fault for what in god's name we just witnessed

The best game of Caleb's career. Thomas Brown scheming up guys against the best defense in the NFL. The OL playing their best game. The defense playing 3.8 fantastic quarters. OVERTIME AGAINST A DEEP PLAYOFF CONTENDER

We lost. Against the Packers. Thanks to Eberflus' inane decisions despite a solid effort from the whole team. No, this isn't a rerun, this technically was a new game, even if it was also every other Bears game you've ever seen.

Join your renowned cohosts as they go over the woeful offensive performance, the Offensive Coordinator Shane Waldron's firing, and the smoke around the insidious problem that can't be ignored (it's not what you think! It's worse! Somehow!).

This loss is, without a doubt, the worst event that could possibly happen this week.

So the Bears went on the road against a very good team, held them to 18 points, and were winning as the clock ticked down to zero.

BUT

Anyways you know. Consider this a group therapy session. It's cathartic. It's healthy. Ignore why Pat's blood pressure is so high. It's fine. IT'S FINE

We won and we won because the whole team crushed it. Get in here for some frothing meatball ranting

This is just an hour of high-fiving and flexing. Get in here.