The Chicago Bears lost a rough one to the Green Bay Packers, but they are still in the thick of the playoff hunt with four crucial games coming up to finish the season. To talk about the loss to the Packers and spinning it all forward, we welcome in The Athletic’s Dan Wiederer.

The Bears are preparing for a quarterback, Shedeur Sanders, who has already pushed defensive staff across the league to rethink their scouting reports. As Chicago approaches its Week 15 matchup with the Cleveland Browns,

Odunze, who played against the Eagles but then was shut down because of a stress fracture in his foot, missed Sunday’s rivalry game against the Packers. He was called a limited participant Wednesday in an estimated injury report, when the Bears held a walk-through rather than a practice.

The Browns have announced Sanders is their QB1 for the remainder of the season. The rookie out of Colorado has shown enough flashes of ability that Cleveland fans are hoping they have found their quarterback of the future. Last week against Tennessee, Sanders threw for 364 yards and three touchdowns.

The Bears are one of the teams with the most at state mathematically in Week 15.

Jon Greenberg and Zac Jackson make their weekly NCAA and NFL picks. This week, they had some fun with totals and futures bets.

Tony Medlin might not be a household name around the NFL, but the Chicago Bears equipment manager is quite popular around team headquarters in the northern suburbs where he's experienced the layers and nuance to the well-worn Illinois weather qualifier,

Ryan Bears, who was 19-16 at Missouri State as he guided the Bears through the transition from FCS to FBS, has been hired as the new head coach at Coastal Carolina.

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