Breaking down a Bears playoff win that was 15 years in the making
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What are the initial reactions to the Bears' playoff win?
Man, poor one out for George Kittle. I'm pretty sure he did that in the locker room yesterday. This is Brahimi Harrison-Grody on 670 The Score. We are delighted to have you join us today. We're always happy, but today we're delighted. How'd that get back feel, Packers? How'd that get back go for you? How'd coming here again go for you? How's all those fake play-by-play dudes who do that thing on the mic in Wisconsin? How are they today? I just want to know how everybody's feeling up there. That's all.
At the end of the day, it's after Packers always.
How are you feeling today?
You know what? I know I feel a lot better than anybody from north of the border. I can tell you that. I feel, first of all, sorry. But at the same time, I'm glad I'm along for this ride. Because this ride's been a long time coming.
Absolutely. Yes, yes. And the Packers choked. And the Bears were awesome in the fourth quarter. Awesome in the fourth quarter. So, yeah, if we're doing petty Packers stuff right now, if that's where we're going right now, that's what you guys are looking at me for here right now. Yeah, I tuned into Packers radio today, and you know what all they were talking about today was? They were talking about firing their coach and whether the coach, let's take another call. Should Matt LaFleur be canned? Let's take another call. Oh my God, I can't believe the Packers choked against the Bears. They did choke. You choked, Green Bay. Yes, you did. Badly. And guess what? It's a new day. And this day is going to continue.
So live with that, Green Bay. You got nothing. You have nothing today.
Well, that's funny because everybody seemed to say last week that that was a far-fetched idea. John Harbaugh is available. Suddenly I'm hearing about the Upper Peninsula being a factor in a coaching search, which I still think the state of Wisconsin should have annexed. I don't care about your agreement. And I don't care about him today. The bottom line is 15 years in the making. This stretch could almost drive. Legally. And here we are talking about a feeling that is uncharted territory for me since living here 10 years. It feels different this time around, no matter how you put it. It puts other sadder benchmarks to bed. And now we're trying to figure out if I even still believe the Bears won that game.
And that's the thing, Layla, because I owe the Bears an apology. I picked against the Bears.
How did the Bears perform in the fourth quarter?
I thought the Packers would win. You know why I thought the Packers would win? Because even after this game, they still have not run a single offensive play against the Packers this season in which they had the lead. Like, they haven't run an offensive play with a lead in three games, but yet they found a way to win two out of the three games. And understanding that even after Caleb Williams had already led sixth, fourth quarter comebacks, to think that he couldn't do a seventh even while watching the game. Shame on me. I guess shame on all of us who thought that the game was over at some point. Because the game clearly was not over until the final game. whistle went off.
Then be honest with yourselves. That's all of us. Is it all of us? Yes. And you know what? You don't have to tell me this is not confessional. But just be honest with yourself in a private thought. Don't write it down. Type it in your notes app. Some other app will get a hold of it. Just be honest with yourself.
Yes, and if it makes you feel good to slam Marshall and I for picking the Packers, and I get it. That's all part of it. I was right. You were wrong. It's not like I picked them by 50. If it makes you feel better, if that's your comfort area, we gave that to you. And Layla picked the Bears, and she is saying it. And I think she's speaking for a lot of people who picked the Bears. You didn't think they were going to win that game. I'm not looking at you, Layla.
I'm talking to the audience. No, it's okay. You can look at me.
Yes, you didn't think they were going to win that game at several times. Several times. Several times. Or at least maybe that's just, maybe I'm going back to me.
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Chapters
5 chapters
1
What are the initial reactions to the Bears' playoff win?
0:00–2:25
2
How did the Bears perform in the fourth quarter?
2:25–5:34
3
What were the key moments that shifted the game's momentum?
5:34–8:11
4
How did the Bears' strategy evolve throughout the game?
8:11–10:21
5
What were the critical decisions made by the coaches?
10:21–17:59
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