Ryan Leaf

I feel like he's under control.

The thing that will get him over the top in all this is if they win.

And the performance last week against Denver on the road, they had a chance.

And then the big opportunity, he was a little nonchalant throwing off that back foot.

A few yards short to Christian Watson instead of a big, huge play that really puts that game away on the road, it's an interception.

And from that point on, it was Denver the rest of the way.

They lose Christian Watson, who's been a big part of that turnaround for Jordan Love so far this year.

So I think the getting over that hump of whatever you visualize it as to be, it's for them to win, at least to get to a Super Bowl, to play for an NFC championship.

get to a Super Bowl, I think that would ultimately take him over that hump, just like the other two quarterbacks in Brett Favre and Aaron Rodgers in their 10 years while a quarterback for the Green Bay Packers.

Well, Jordan Love, if you were to ask Jordan Love to throw it 60 times in this game, Green Bay would probably still be able to be in the football game.

If you ask

Caleb Williams to do that, I think that tells you that the Bears are getting beat down.

They need that running game.

They really do.

They need to establish that physicality.

They need to be able to get Caleb Williams under center, allow him to use play action, get him out on the perimeter, sometimes find Loveland and commit, if he can, on those perimeter throws, utilizing DJ Moore down the field.

So I think that the running game is more important for the Chicago Bears to be successful.

I think for Green Bay, it's just a matter of the fact that they run it.

I don't care if their average for attempt is nothing as long as they stay committed to it to make the Bears commit and come down, the safeties be down for that play action to take place.

They don't really have to be successful in the running game as much as I think the Bears have to be tomorrow night or Saturday night.