Brad Biggs

So, hypothetically, if the Bears are in a position to go for two, like the Seattle Seahawks did last night in a game that had playoff implications against the Rams, and they were playing at home, and it was a big moment, and Mike McDonald didn't flinch, and they went for two and one, what do you think the Bears would do?

We know how they would have reacted on the road last time.

All right, Brad, who you got, what you picking?

I think this is a de facto NFC North title game.

I think the Bears are in better shape health-wise.

They also are in a better spot psychologically.

They lost in Green Bay two weeks ago.

And it came down to the last play.

And that last play was a bitter pill to swallow.

And Caleb Williams brought it up right away.

Right away.

when he was asked about it last sunday demarco jackson brought it up right away when he was handed the game ball and ben johnson mr intensity i'm sure has found a way every day every hour during practice during meetings to remind everybody what they didn't get done at lambeau field then won't be playing at lambeau field soldier field will be as electric as it has been in several years

Maybe more than that.

The Bears will be prepared like they have been almost every week for every game and every challenge.

And they will meet the moment.

Bears 27, Packers 23.

You feel better about predicting them to win this game based on the way they played the second half in Lambeau.

That's it.

With a defense that included Michael Parsons.

And now the defense that comes to Chicago doesn't have him.