Adam Hoge

I would put the bears defense though.

Third ahead of where this Packers defense is.

And that's kind of crazy to say.

I don't know.

I would have thought that, you know, two months ago, but the reality is since Michael Parsons got hurt, they get, they do not get to the quarterback.

They do not get pressure and they, and both teams struggle to stop the run.

But I think especially when you look at what the Ravens did running all over, uh,

the Packers a couple weeks ago, that gives you hope if you're the Bears trying to run the ball.

And the reality is the Bears have still had these moments where they kept the Packers to 0-5 in the red zone a couple weeks ago.

They held the Lions to 19 points last week despite the loss.

And they still take the ball away, which the Packers don't do that at the same clip.

So I'm going to put the Bears' defense over the Packers' defense.

And then this will be fully on brand for me, though.

But when you think about all that, maybe this game comes down to special teams.

And I would probably put the Bears special teams unit ahead of the Packers special teams unit because the Packers are just more susceptible to these disaster plays that happen sometimes on that side of the ball.

And Rich Passaccia is under heat there.

certainly more heat than Richard Hightower is here in Chicago.

So that's kind of how I view it with all the units on the field.

And I think if you add it all up, you can make a strong argument that especially at home, it actually tilts to the Bears' favor a little bit.

Yeah, I mean...