In our Season 3 finale of Bearing It All with Mark and Chris, we unpack the gut-punch ending to the Chicago Bears’ magical 2025–2026 run, a 20–17 overtime loss to the Los Angeles Rams at a snowy, electric Soldier Field.

We relive the moment that shook the stadium. Caleb Williams drifting 26.5 yards behind the line of scrimmage and launching a jaw-dropping fourth-down touchdown to Cole Kmet. The kind of throw that feels impossible until you see it happen. From there, we break down what went right, what went wrong, and why this game felt like Rocky. Even in defeat, the Bears proved they belong, and the future is brighter than it has been in decades.

We debate the biggest turning points, including fourth-down decisions, red-zone misses, the overtime interception, and the DJ Moore route controversy. We dig into the national conversation about Caleb’s style of play and whether highlight throws can coexist with long-term greatness. We also zoom out on what this season meant for Chicago Bears fans who have been waiting their entire lives for real hope.

Plus, we react to the season-ending press conference with Ben Johnson and Ryan Poles, focusing on the calm confidence, the accountability, and the clear belief that this team is only getting started.

Final episode of the season. Raw emotions. Hard lessons. A future worth believing in. Bear Down.

The Chicago Bears just delivered one of the most unforgettable wins in franchise history and we’re still riding the high.

In this episode of Bearing It All with Mark and Chris, we relive the absolute chaos, joy, disbelief, and catharsis of the Bears’ stunning Wild Card comeback win over the Green Bay Packers. Down big. Season on the line. Rivalry at its peak. And somehow… the Bears found a way.

We break down why this win means everything to Bears fans, even beyond the playoff implications. We talk legacy, trauma, history, and why beating the Packers in January finally exorcised decades of demons. We dive into Caleb Williams’ arrival on the national stage, the unreal fourth-quarter explosion, the clutch moments that defined the night, and the stats that put this game in NFL history.

We also talk injuries, what comes next in the Divisional Round, and why , no matter what happens from here, this season already feels different. Lighter. Stronger. Real.

This isn’t just a recap.

It’s therapy.

It’s celebration.

It’s a Bears fan exhale we’ve waited years to take.

Go Bears. All Day. Every Day.

The Chicago Bears are back in the playoffs and it couldn’t be more poetic: Wild Card weekend at Soldier Field vs. the Green Bay Packers. Mark and Chris react to the frustrating season finale loss to the Lions, explain how Chicago still locked up the No. 2 seed, and break down what must improve immediately on offense and defense. Then it’s full Packers Week mode: matchup edges, keys to victory, injury storylines, score predictions, and the mindset Chicago needs to finally flip this rivalry in January. Go Bears… All Day, Every Day!

The Chicago Bears fall 42–38 to the 49ers on Sunday Night Football, but leave Santa Clara with something bigger than a loss - respect.

Mark and Chris break down Caleb Williams’ breakout performance, the rookie class showing up in prime time, what this game revealed about the Bears’ offense and coaching staff, and the concerns that still remain heading into the playoffs. Plus, a look ahead to the final regular-season showdown against the Lions with NFC seeding on the line.

Chicago Bears fans, this one’s about perspective.

The Chicago Bears head to Santa Clara for a massive Sunday Night Football showdown against the 49ers with playoff seeding on the line.

Mark is joined by special guest DJ Ashby, a lifelong 49ers fan, to break down injuries, matchups, Brock Purdy’s hot streak, Christian McCaffrey’s dominance, and what the Bears must do to keep their magical season rolling.

Prime time. Big stakes. Let’s talk football.

The Chicago Bears pulled off one of the wildest wins in franchise history, stunning the Green Bay Packers in overtime at Soldier Field.

Mark is joined by special guest co-host Payton to break down an ugly, penalty-filled game that somehow turned into pure magic in the final minutes. After nearly three hours of frustration, the Bears recovered an onside kick, forced overtime, and walked it off , proving this team is built differently.

We talk Caleb Williams’ clutch gene, the joy of beating Green Bay, Payton’s brutally honest “worst game ever until it wasn’t” take, and what this win means for the NFC North as the Bears head toward a massive matchup with the San Francisco 49ers.

Losing to Green Bay always hurts — but this one felt different.

In Season 3, Episode 12 of Bearing It All with Mark and Chris, the guys process a gut-punch 28–21 loss at Lambeau Field that came down to the final seconds. Mark and Chris dig into why this wasn’t the “same old Bears,” how Chicago closed the gap on its biggest rival, and why this loss actually reinforces that the team is on the brink.

They break down Caleb Williams’ resiliency, the second-half execution that fueled a comeback from a 14–3 halftime deficit, the critical plays that swung the game, and what this loss means for the NFC North race with four games remaining. The Bears fall to second place — but the rivalry is officially back, the season is far from over, and Soldier Field still awaits.

Painful, honest, and hopeful — this one is about growth, belief, and what’s coming next.

Go Bears. All day. Everyday.

On this Black Friday showdown, the Chicago Bears walk into Philadelphia and walk out with a statement win. Mark and Chris break down the 24–15 victory over the defending Super Bowl champs, a game defined by 281 rushing yards, a historic two-back performance, a genius Ben Johnson game plan, and a defense that solved the infamous tush push. The Bears move to 9–3 and sit alone atop the NFC North as they head into the biggest Bears–Packers matchup since 2010. Energy, passion, chaos, and celebration… this is one episode you won’t want to miss.