Layla Rahimi

And I thought our guys did a good job.

But to answer your question, that's not good enough, right?

I said 59 minutes.

I didn't say 60.

We have to finish for 60 minutes.

And that's what it's going to take to beat the Bears.

And that's what it's going to take to win a playoff game.

So whatever we have to do, whatever adjustments we have to make throughout the game, we got to finish it.

We got to start fast, but we need to finish.

And clearly we didn't do a good enough job the last time we played them.

When you only give up 126 yards in the first half of a game, and you feel like even though your offense isn't doing much, but you held them scoreless, I get where Jeff Halfley is coming from.

Exactly.

So from his standpoint and from the Packers' point of view, they're like, yeah, we beat them straight up.

Yeah, they made a comeback, but unlike all those other teams, the first game I'm saying, they weren't able to finish it off.

Now in the second game, they needed a freaking onside kick to do it.

Oh, man.

Do you feel like the Bears' comeback was more...

the Bears being optimal or the Packers falling off?

That's really what this kind of comes down to, whether you're talking about the 16 points in the fourth quarter the last time or the 18 second-half points they gave up in the first meeting.

Was that more the Bears playing like the Bears are supposed to play or the Packers' defense slipping?