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The Bears have the 25th pick in the 2026 draft. Pass Rush is an issue, no starting Safeties, and a question mark at LT. They need at least 2 starters from this class.

1 play from the NFCC and played one of their worst games. If they catch 2 to 3 of the 7 drops they win. If this team improves, they are going to be in every game.

On the INT, what was the play call there? 4 deep routes, no one underneath. You got there dinking and dunking, just keep doing that until they stop you. You needed 15 to 20 yards.

Un believe able I don't even know what I just witnessed. 17-17 going to OT

Odunze has been terrible, WTF man, top 10 pick, catch the ball.

10-10 at half but a lot of missed opportunities for the Bears, should be up by a TD. Hopefully the 2nd half Bears show up and put this away.

Yeah some how the Rams are catching everything catchable and Loveland and Odunze are dropping balls hitting their hands.

And the f'n refs man, 15 yards penalty on Dexter for that? Total BS, gifted LA 3 pts.

Need pts, preferably a TD here but can't not get points.

The Rams are bringing 2 guys backside unblocked and the Bears are running straight into them. Either need to fake the run or run a toss away from them.

Johnson being way too predictable, ffs. Everyone knew what was coming and he still ran into a 10 man box.

Carbon copy of last week, drive down into RZ, Odunze drops a TD, 2 runs, INT on 4th down. No points.

It's wild if Darnold can't play due to an injury he suffered on Thursday, then a beat up SF team beats Drew Lock, the Bears pull off the upset and SF comes to Chicago for a rematch in the NFCC in frigid weather conditions? That would truly be fairytale-level scripting by the NFL.

Puka accounts for 28% of the target share but 34% of the Passing 1st Downs. He averages 107 yds per game and had 111 against CAR. The Bears can't play soft coverage against him. LAR is traveling on Saturday, getting into Chicago around dinner time, so they will be in town approximately 24 hours before kickoff. I know they are trying to not make the weather a big deal, but there is no way it won't be a factor. I am so much more relaxed for this game, the Bears are playing with the house's money. They can win this as easy as they can lose this one. Hopefully they play loose. The Rams are the ones expected to win, Super Bowl contenders, MVP, the pressure is on them, in a hostile environment, with bad weather.

Why was the game so close, officials missing a blatant block in the back on Jackson on Golden's TD. Harder to see from the TV view, but in this view, the official is in perfect position to see that penalty, it is literally between him and Golden, yet no call, easy TD. Also a hold on Johnson who doesn't sell it enough. Could've been called as well.