Kevin Harlan

Hey, Layla, Mark, Marshall, good to be on with you guys on a playoff weekend in Chicago.

It doesn't get much better than that, does it?

Oh, it's a blast.

I can't wait.

It's going to be colder than a, you know what, and that's going to be just fitting perfectly with the narrative of,

what the Bears are all about and how they've battled not only weather, but they've battled just becoming the team that they are.

They're taking on a Hall of Fame quarterback-to-be, perhaps, in Matthew Stafford.

I think it's a game of the weekend.

And I don't think there's a better story in the NFL going right now than the Chicago Bears.

Kevin, we here in Chicago agree with you.

I'm just curious.

I don't know the levels of press box open your window will be.

Can you walk us through that for the kickoff of this game, which you know is supposed to be sub-freezing and feels like sub-zero?

Yeah, our windows are open, unfortunately.

And so whatever wind or elements that are out there for the fans, we will feel it right with them.

We are bundled up and have a little bit of protection, clearly.

But in the way that the broadcast area is set up, there is not a lot of room to get warm and find that warmth.

And bathroom facilities are at a premium.

And we share them with the assistant coaches.

And that tends to be the warmest part of the entire little broadcast area that we're in.