Hoge & Jahns: a show about the Chicago Bears

Hoge & Jahns welcome David Kaplan — host of ESPN Chicago’s Kap & J. Hood and founder of REKAP — for a special crossover episode packed with Bears history, rivalry talk, and 2026 predictions. Kap takes us back through the roots of his long-running battle with Packers fans, reflects on the end of the Matt Eberflus era at ESPN Chicago, and shares his perspective on how Ben Johnson and the Bears’ front office have reshaped the organization. The conversation also explores the true crossover between REKAP and Hoge & Jahns — from Adam Hoge and Adam Jahns’ longtime history with Kap to Katie Langan’s role as both Kap’s social media manager and the producer of Hoge & Jahns — plus the story behind how REKAP was built. Plus, Kap gives his over/under predictions for Caleb Williams, Rome Odunze, Colston Loveland, and the Bears’ overall 2026 win total. A fun, wide-ranging episode filled with Bears insight, behind-the-scenes stories, and plenty of debate on another edition of Hoge & Jahns.

Hoge & Jahns are LIVE to break down the Chicago Bears’ 2026 schedule and rank all 17 games in Ben Johnson’s second season as head coach. Which matchups stand out most? Where are the toughest stretches on the schedule? And which games could define the Bears’ season? The guys dive into the full slate, share their biggest takeaways from the schedule release, and rank every matchup while looking at what it all means for Caleb Williams, Ben Johnson, and the Bears’ path through the NFC North and beyond. Join us LIVE for instant reactions, analysis, and plenty of schedule debate.

Hoge & Jahns are LIVE with their full breakdown of the Chicago Bears’ 2026 draft class after rookie minicamp. From first impressions to early takeaways, the guys share what stood out most as the newest Bears hit the field for the first time. We take a closer look at first-round safety Dillon Thieneman, his early chemistry in the secondary, and how he stacks up against previous Bears defensive first-round picks. Plus, reactions and observations on Logan Jones, Sam Roush, Zavion Thomas, Malik Muhammad, and the rest of Chicago’s rookie class as they begin settling into Ben Johnson and Dennis Allen’s system. What did rookie minicamp reveal about this class, and which players are already turning heads? Hoge & Jahns break it all down on another LIVE edition of the show.

Hoge & Jahns are LIVE with Stacey Dales of NFL Network to talk all the latest Chicago Bears buzz following the 2026 NFL Draft. From rookie minicamp storylines to the Bears’ “intentional” draft approach, the guys break down what stands out most about this new class and what it means for Ben Johnson’s roster moving forward. Stacey joins the show to discuss several of the Bears’ newest additions — including Dillon Thieneman, Logan Jones, Sam Roush, and Malik Muhammad — along with the growing excitement surrounding Caleb Williams and the NFC North race. Plus, Hoge & Jahns share what they’re most eager to see at rookie minicamp, including one major trait they believe this roster is starting to prioritize: speed. All that, stadium talk, superchats, and more on a LIVE edition of Hoge & Jahns.

Hoge & Jahns are LIVE as they size up the NFC North and ask a big question: where do the Chicago Bears actually stack up against their rivals? The guys go position by position to see where the Bears have a real argument for being the best in the division — including tight end, safety, the offensive line, and quarterback. Do the Bears truly have an edge at key spots, or are they still chasing teams like the Lions, Packers, and Vikings? Plus, the return of “Three Big Questions” as Hoge & Jahns dive into the biggest storylines surrounding this team heading into the season. Join us LIVE for a full breakdown of how the Bears compare across the NFC North.

Hoge & Jahns are LIVE for a special mailbag edition as they answer your biggest questions about the Chicago Bears’ 2026 NFL Draft class. After asking Bears fans what they wanted to discuss, the guys dive into the hottest topics surrounding Ben Johnson’s new-look roster. Which draft picks are generating the most buzz? Which players aren’t being talked about enough? And what’s the overall consensus on how Ryan Poles and the Bears handled draft weekend? Hoge & Jahns break down the biggest storylines, answer your questions, and debate what these moves mean for the future of the team. Join us LIVE for all the draft reactions, analysis, and Bears talk on Hoge & Jahns.

Hoge & Jahns are LIVE as they break down the Chicago Bears’ 2026 NFL Draft class and why Ben Johnson believes this group can make an immediate impact. According to Next Gen Stats, the Bears landed one of the most athletic draft classes in the league — so what does that mean for the future of this roster? The guys react to the Bears’ Day 3 selections and share their biggest takeaways from the entire draft haul. Plus, hear directly from Ben Johnson as he discusses several of the Bears’ newest additions, and Hoge & Jahns break down what each player could bring to Chicago. How much better did Ryan Poles and Ben Johnson make this team over draft weekend? Join us LIVE for full reaction and analysis on Hoge & Jahns.

Hoge & Jahns are back with a mini pod edition following Day 2 of the NFL Draft. Ben Johnson and the Chicago Bears went offense-heavy Friday night, adding center Logan Jones, tight end Sam Roush, and dynamic returner/wide receiver Zavion Thomas to the roster. Ryan Poles also made a move on the draft board, trading pick No. 60 for picks No. 69 and 144 as the Bears continue to build for both the present and future. Tune in as Hoge & Jahns share their biggest takeaways from the draft so far and break down how these new additions could shape Ben Johnson’s roster moving forward.

Hoge & Jahns are LIVE after Night 1 of the NFL Draft as the Chicago Bears add speed to the secondary with Dillon Thieneman, safety from Oregon. The guys react to the pick, break down what makes Thieneman such an intriguing fit, and discuss how he can impact Dennis Allen’s defense right away. What does this selection mean for the Bears’ remaining needs heading into Day 2? Could Ryan Poles continue to address the defense, or shift focus elsewhere? Hoge & Jahns cover all the biggest takeaways and what comes next for Chicago in the NFL Draft.

It’s finally here — Mock Draft 4.0. Hoge & Jahns break down the latest version of their Chicago Bears mock draft as the big question looms: pass rusher or offensive tackle at No. 25? The guys go back and forth on the biggest decisions facing Ryan Poles, how the board could fall, and which direction makes the most sense for this roster. Plus, they each reveal their “five guys” — their favorite targets at the Bears’ biggest positions of need. Who are the must-have prospects? And which direction will the Bears go when they’re on the clock? It’s all in the final mock draft LIVE edition of Hoge & Jahns.

Hoge & Jahns are joined by Anthony Herron (Big Ten Network, FOX 32 Chicago) and Fran Duffy (ALLCITY Draft Analyst) to break down the stars and sleepers in the NFL Draft for the Chicago Bears. With draft week approaching, the guys identify top-tier prospects who could make an immediate impact, along with under-the-radar names Bears fans should know. Plus, a quick look at Mock Draft 3.0 — including each of their top three picks — and whether any changes could be coming as the draft gets closer. Who are the true difference-makers? And which sleepers could help shape the Bears’ future? All that and more on Hoge & Jahns.

Hoge & Jahns are reunited as the countdown to the NFL Draft heats up. Nick Baumgardner of The Athletic joins the show to break down the top prospects who could interest Ben Johnson and fit the Chicago Bears’ roster. What are the Bears’ biggest needs heading into the draft? Could they target an offensive weapon, or will Ryan Poles go best player available? The guys dive into all the key scenarios and what to watch for as draft week approaches. Don’t miss this LIVE edition of Hoge & Jahns.

Hoge kicks things off by bringing in producer Katie Langan for some rapid Bears questions, reflecting on last season and predictions heading into the remainder of the offseason. Kevin Fishbain of The Athletic joins to break down the Chicago Bears’ offseason — from the best moves to the biggest question marks. What did Ryan Poles get right in free agency, and where do the Bears still need to improve heading into the NFL Draft? The guys dive into the top additions, underrated moves, and potential misses as the Bears continue building around Caleb Williams and Ben Johnson. Plus, what it all means for the roster moving forward and how it sets up Chicago for the next phase of the offseason.

Hoge goes live for a special NFL Draft roundtable with Nate Tice and Fran Duffy as the guys talk through the entire first round with a Chicago Bears lens. With the draft just weeks away, they break down top prospects, potential fits, and what the Bears and Ryan Poles could do when they’re on the clock. How does this class shape up for Chicago, and what options make the most sense? Don’t miss this in-depth, Bears-centric draft preview as the countdown to the NFL Draft continues.

Join Adam Hoge LIVE as we wrap up the 2026 NFL Owners Meetings. Hoge sits down with Kevin Warren to discuss the latest on the Bears stadium plans and how Indiana is a SERIOUS contender. Then we hear from George McCaskey on Ben Johnson's first year as head coach and the future of the Chicago Bears.

Hoge & Jahns are live from the NFL Owners Meetings in Phoenix, where they sit down one-on-one with Ben Johnson and Ryan Poles to talk all things Chicago Bears. The guys dive into Caleb Williams’ development as both a quarterback and a leader, what came out of their end-of-season self-scouting, and how they plan to build on that momentum moving forward as the 2026 NFL Draft approaches. Don’t miss this inside look at the Chicago Bears’ future from the people shaping it.

Hoge & Jahns are back to break down the top pass rushers in the NFL Draft and who could be the best fit for the Chicago Bears. With co-host Patrick Norton stepping in, the guys are joined by Eric Edholm of [NFL.com](http://nfl.com/) to dive into the latest EDGE and defensive line rankings. The conversation focuses on top defensive end prospects like Zion Young, Keldric Faulk, Dani Dennis-Sutton, Gabe Jacas, Derrick Moore, and Malachi Lawrence, and how they could fit what the Bears need defensively. Plus, a look inside the defensive tackle class, including Peter Woods, Kayden McDonald, Kaleb Proctor, and Gracen Halton. Who should Ryan Poles target to boost the Bears’ pass rush?

It’s a special Hoge & Jahns edition as Jahns is joined by Dionne Miller and Peggy Kusinski to break down one of the most intriguing stretches in recent Bears history. They start with the main event: the early impact of Ben Johnson in Year 1 with the Chicago Bears. How different does this feel compared to past head coaches like Matt Eberflus, John Fox, Marc Trestman, and Lovie Smith? Is there any overlap with Matt Nagy, or is this something entirely new? The conversation digs into Johnson’s influence on the roster—from a clear investment in the offensive line to adding playmakers like Colston Loveland and Luther Burden III—and what it all says about the team’s long-term vision. They also zoom out to this moment in Chicago sports, with Caleb Williams connecting with rising stars like Pete Crow-Armstrong and Connor Bedard—and why the city feels like it’s entering a new era. To close things out, the crew circles back to the stadium conversation and what it could mean for the future of the franchise both on and off the field.

Jahns is LIVE with a Bears Beat Roundtable to break down the latest from free agency and the NFL Draft. Jahns is joined by Chris Emma (670 The Score/WBBM) and Zack Pearson (Bears Report) to discuss the Chicago Bears’ approach to free agency, including key additions, surprises, and what still needs to be addressed. The crew dives into free-agency hits and misses, including the return of Jack Sanborn and other roster moves, before handing out Bears “superlatives” like best addition, most underrated signing, and biggest concerns heading into the next phase of the offseason. Plus, a look ahead to the NFL Draft as Jahns shares his latest draft crushes and prospects Bears fans should keep an eye on.

MINI POD EDITION: Hoge & Jahns run through their Mock Draft 2.0 picks based on where the Chicago Bears roster stands after free agency and their biggest remaining needs. The focus is on addressing key holes on Dennis Allen’s defense, including the defensive line and safety, while also evaluating which prospects could realistically be available at pick No. 25. The guys break down how the Bears can continue building around Caleb Williams and where Ryan Poles may look to go next in the 2026 NFL Draft.

Hoge & Jahns are back LIVE with you on St. Patrick’s Day to answer the following questions that remain with the Chicago Bears Roster after the first wave of free agency. With key moves already made, where should Ryan Poles turn his focus next in the NFL Draft? The guys dive into the biggest needs, including pass rusher, safety, defensive line, center, and cornerback, while setting the stage for Mock Draft 2.0 dropping later this week.

MINI POD EDITION! Hoge & Jahns check in after Ryan Poles’ press conference at Halas Hall and the introductory media sessions for the newest Chicago Bears signings: Devin Bush, Coby Bryant, Kalif Raymond, and Garrett Bradbury. The guys break down what they heard and answer the big question: Which free agent signing will have the biggest impact on the Bears this season? See you next week!

On this LIVE episode of Hoge & Jahns, we take a temperature check on the Bears after a wave of roster changes. With veterans like Kevin Byard, Nahshon Wright, DJ Moore, Tremaine Edmunds and Drew Dalman heading out the door, the roster looks very different — and only one-quarter of the Bears’ 2025 Pro Bowlers remain. Are the Bears truly improving, or do they still need a major move like Maxx Crosby to elevate the defense? Hoge & Jahns break down the Bears key additions and they’ll revisit lingering concerns from last season — including left tackle, pass rush, and whether the Bears’ “draft and develop” philosophy is working. Later in the show we’re joined by Jesse Merrick of the Silver & Black Sports Network to discuss the Raiders’ aggressive spending, the Maxx Crosby conversation, and what it could mean for Chicago. Join us LIVE and drop your questions in the chat!

Hoge & Jahns react LIVE after Day 1 of NFL Free Agency and the Chicago Bears’ first wave of moves. With new additions like safety Coby Bryant, linebacker Devin Bush, and defensive tackle Neville Gallimore, the Bears are clearly prioritizing speed and depth on defense as Ryan Poles continues building the roster in Year 2 of the team’s competitive window. The guys break down each signing, what these deals mean for the defense, and how the Bears are approaching free agency this offseason. They also discuss the return of Braxton Jones and whether the Bears are truly set at left tackle, plus what could still be coming at edge rusher. Later in the show, Hoge & Jahns react to the latest NFL news and nuggets and end with a discussion on what Case Keenum's return could mean for Tyson Bagent.

Hoge & Jahns return with a MINI POD to wrap up a wild week of Chicago Bears news. The guys share their final thoughts on Drew Dalman’s retirement, DJ Moore being traded to the Buffalo Bills, and Tremaine Edmunds being released. With these moves freeing up $44 million in cap space, what could the Bears do next? Hoge & Jahns break down the possible options and what it all means for the future of the roster.

Chicago Bears wide receiver DJ Moore has been traded to the Buffalo Bills for an undisclosed mid-round draft pick. Adam Hoge and Adam Jahns give their instant reaction while live on Hoge & Jahns

Hoge & Jahns are back with you LIVE after Bears center Drew Dalman announced his sudden retirement Tuesday afternoon. How will Ryan Poles and Ben Johnson make sure their newly rebuilt offensive line doesn’t fall apart—and that Caleb Williams still feels protected under center? Plus, the guys break down their TOP free agent targets who could help strengthen the roster. And finally, they dive into the highly anticipated Maxx Crosby trade rumors, with the Bears emerging as one of the favorites to land the superstar pass rusher. But if Chicago makes a move… what will it cost? Finally, Hoge & Jahns React LIVE to the DJ Moore trade.

The NFL Combine is in the books, and the Bears’ draft board is starting to take shape. Hoge & Jahns break down the prospects who may now be firmly on Chicago’s radar after a week in Indianapolis with All-Citys Draft Analyst Fran Duffy. From standout performances to scheme fits, the guys discuss which players make the most sense for Ryan Poles and how the Bears’ biggest needs at D-line, left tackle, and safety could shape their strategy. Plus, key takeaways from the Combine, what the buzz around the league is saying about Chicago’s direction, and how this all impacts the Bears’ approach to the 2026 NFL Draft.

As the NFL Combine wraps up, Ryan Poles is on the hunt to upgrade the Bears’ defensive line and left tackle positions, while also addressing safety — a position currently without a player under contract, despite hopes of an extension for veteran Kevin Byard. Hoge & Jahns are back with you from the NFL Combine in Indianapolis to break down draft prospects with Eric Edholm and Nick Baumgardner, share their biggest takeaways for the Bears, and provide major stadium updates in both Illinois and Indiana.

Hoge & Jahns are LIVE from the NFL Combine in Indianapolis. Join us as we talk about the biggest takeaways from Ben Johnson & Ryan Poles, including DJ Moore, Tyson Bagent rumors. Plus, Nate Tice joins to talk top prospects and his take on the Bears tough decisions that lie ahead.

Join us LIVE as we break down the latest on the Bears stadium news as they are at the goal line with Indiana. Plus, Fran Duffy, ALLCITY’s NFL Draft expert, stops by to break down the Bears’ top D-line prospects and take a broader look at the 2026 NFL Draft class. The guys discuss Chicago’s biggest roster needs and what to watch for as they head to the NFL Combine. Fran also shares insight from his Diehard NFL Draft Preview. Hoge & Jahns close out the show with their biggest takeaways and what they expect to hear from Ben Johnson and Ryan Poles next week in Indianapolis

Hoge & Jahns are back with a mini pod edition of their first-ever Bears mock draft! Tune in as they go pick by pick through every round while also taking a big-picture look at what the Bears need to continue building Ben Johnson’s offense and investing in Dennis Allen’s defense. We’ll be back tomorrow with Fran Duffy, All City’s NFL Draft analyst, as we keep breaking down the top prospects ahead of the trip to Indianapolis for the 2026 NFL Combine.

Hoge & Jahns are LIVE with ESPN analyst Matt Bowen to break down all things free agency after his highly anticipated list dropped this morning. The crew discusses the top available edge defenders — including Trey Hendrickson, Cam Jordan, Khalil Mack, and Marcus Davenport — and what the Bears should do at safety this offseason. Bowen also shares his outlook on Caleb Williams and explains how Williams plays into his bold Super Bowl prediction with the Bears over the Buffalo Bills. Hoge & Jahns close out the show with their biggest takeaways from their conversation with Matt Bowen, the latest news and nuggets from free agency, and a preview of what’s coming next with the mock draft.

Welcome back to another LIVE edition of Hoge & Jahns! Join us as discuss all things salary cap with our friend at CHGO, Pat Norton. We'll cover potential cut candidates vs restructured and hear more on if Tremaine Edmunds will be leaving Chicago. Plus, we wrap up our Super Bowl content from last week in San Francisco with one of our FAVORITE interviews of the whole week with AQ Shipley. He breaks down each position in the trenches and HOW the Bears have transformed into a TOP O-Line in the NFL.

Hoge & Jahns are LIVE after returning from Radio Row in San Francisco with an exclusive sit-down interview with Kirk Cousins. The longtime NFL quarterback and proud Bears fan shares his excitement about Caleb Williams, why the Bears–Packers rivalry feels back in full force, and his thoughts on the Bears’ new stadium plans in Northwest Indiana. Cousins also gives his insight on Ben Johnson and why he believes he was the perfect choice for head coach in Chicago. Plus, a look ahead at the NFL offseason.

BONUS MINI POD from Radio Row with A.Q. Shipley! Tune in for an in-depth conversation about the Chicago Bears’ upgraded offensive line, including NFL Protector of the Year Joe Thuney. Shipley breaks down what these changes mean for the Bears offense, how they have impacted Caleb Williams and the Bears’ running game, and why this unit has been key to Ben Johnson’s successful offense.

Hoge & Jahns are live from Radio Row ahead of the Super Bowl with PLENTY of buzz surrounding the Bears — including Caleb Williams and new head coach Ben Johnson. The episode opens with their conversation with former Bears running back Matt Forte before diving into how Ben Johnson is installing Chicago’s run game and building a modern, one-of-one offense. The guys are then joined by NFL insider Dianna Russini for the latest league perspective, followed by Jahns’ candid conversation with DJ Moore addressing the miscommunication on the final play of the Bears’ season against the Rams — and Moore’s hopes of remaining in Chicago. To close out the episode, Hoge & Jahns share highlights from several Super Bowl week conversations with the NBC Sports broadcast crew, including Chris Collinsworth, Mike Tirico, Tony Dungy, and Jason Garrett. Stay tuned for BONUS Super Bowl content coming soon!

Hoge & Jahns are LIVE from Radio Row in San Francisco ahead of Super Bowl LX between the New England Patriots and Seattle Seahawks. We’ve got a stacked episode featuring exclusive interviews from around the league. First, Chicago Bears captain Kevin Byard joins the show to reflect on the 2025 season, working with impactful coaches like Al Harris, Ben Johnson, and Declan Doyle, and playing with who he believes will be one of the best quarterbacks in the league — Caleb Williams. Byard walks through some of the most memorable moments from the season, including comeback wins and key takeaways alongside Tremaine Edmunds and Nahshon Wright, and shares his hopes of returning to Chicago with insight into his conversations with Ryan Poles and Ben Johnson. We also hear from Thomas Brown, the Bears’ former interim head coach following the firing of Matt Eberflus, as he discusses what it was like to hold three different coaching roles in one season. Plus, Andrew Janocko, former Bears QB coach and current Seahawks QB coach. He joins to talk about working closely with Sam Darnold and his impact on Seahawks’ offense. A jam-packed episode from Radio Row you won’t want to miss!

Welcome to our off-season Mini Pod series! Hoge & Jahns kick things off by reopening the voicemail line and answering your questions about the Chicago Bears 2025 season, potential off-season improvements, and how they feel after Year 1 of Ben Johnson as head coach. We’ll be back next week from the Super Bowl with two full shows on Tuesday and Thursday. Cya!

Hoge & Jahns are back with the latest Chicago Bears news, including updates on the team’s stadium plans and the continued developments in Indiana. Then, Nate Tice joins the show for an in-depth breakdown of Caleb Williams’ Year 2 leap and how his partnership with Ben Johnson is built to last, featuring some of the most impressive throws in the NFL this season. The guys also discuss how Johnson is maximizing explosive plays and why he represents the future of the Bears offense. Later, they dive into Super Bowl talk, including Nate’s early belief in Patriots quarterback Drake Maye. The show wraps with Joe Thuney being named an NFL Protector of the Year finalist and a conversation about the new feature on Peanut Tillman, his remarkable life story, and why he deserves a spot in the Hall of Fame, before Hoge & Jahns sign off ahead of their Super Bowl coverage next week.

Hoge & Jahns are back with the latest Chicago Bears talk as they react to Nahshon Wright earning a Pro Bowl selection and dive into the future of DJ Moore with the Bears, including his contract outlook and how he fits into Ben Johnson’s offensive scheme. The guys also react to the AFC & NFC games that took place this weekend and the upcoming Super Bowl LX between the Patriots and Seahawks. Plus, The Athletic’s Kevin Fishbain joins the show to break down the biggest Bears storylines, key roster questions, and the offseason decisions facing Ryan Poles and the Chicago Bears. Don’t miss this in-depth Bears discussion as the offseason takes shape.

Hoge & Jahns officially wrap up the Chicago Bears season with their final thoughts and takeaways, followed by a diehard Bears Q&A. They break down Ben Johnson and Ryan Poles’ approach to the offseason, including decisions surrounding four safeties set to hit free agency — highlighted by team captain Kevin Byard. The conversation also touches on the impact of potential coaching departures, including Al Harris and Declan Doyle who have been requested for interviews from other teams. Plus, they discuss the Bears’ most significant roster needs, possible trades this offseason, and take a deep dive into wide receiver DJ Moore as speculation grows about his future in Chicago.

Hoge & Jahns are LIVE reacting to the Chicago Bears’ end-of-season press conferences from Halas Hall. Ben Johnson and Ryan Poles addressed the media on how the season played out — and how the organization is already building the blueprint for what lies ahead as the Bears turn their focus to 2026.

Hoge & Jahns are LIVE with you on this heartbreaking Monday morning as the Chicago Bears’ season comes to a close after last night’s overtime loss to the Los Angeles Rams. The Rams advanced in the NFL playoffs after kicking a game-winning field goal in OT, ending a rollercoaster night at Soldier Field. The second half was pure chaos, and the Cardiac Bears struck again late as Caleb Williams delivered an unbelievable touchdown throw to Cole Kmet to force overtime and reignite hope. In OT, the Bears drove down the field but came up just short, as an interception set the Rams up in field-goal range to seal the game. Join us as we react to it all, including postgame locker room debriefs from the players and Ben Johnson addressing the media. Plus, we play and react to your final voicemails of the season and break down everything that led to this heartbreaking finish—right here with us.

Hoge & Jahns are joined by two guests for a complete preview of the Divisional Round matchup between the Chicago Bears and Los Angeles Rams. Anthony Herron joins the show to break down his stance on the matchup, including Caleb Williams vs. Matthew Stafford, Dennis Allen vs. Sean McVay, and what factors will decide the game. Then, we flip to the Rams’ perspective with Nate Atkins of The Athletic, who breaks down how Los Angeles is getting back to full strength after injuries, Stafford and McVay’s offensive strengths, and how the Rams plan to attack a game at Soldier Field, going from 80 degrees and sunshine in Los Angeles to the Chicago tundra. Plus, our Three Big Questions, Over/Unders, and Bold Predictions.Tune in for a complete Bears-Rams Divisional Round preview.

Bears tight end Cole Kmet joins Hoge & Jahns after their thrilling Saturday night comeback against the Green Bay Packers. Cole breaks down the crucial 4th & 8 throw from Caleb Williams to Rome Odunze, the emotions surrounding the rivalry matchup, and Ben Johnson’s postgame celebration, while also looking ahead to this week’s game at Soldier Field against the Los Angeles Rams. A must-watch interview for Bears fans.

The Chicago Bears trailed the Green Bay Packers for most of their rivalry showdown tonight at Soldier Field, struggling to find the end zone as Cairo Santos accounted for all of the first-half scoring. But everything changed in the fourth quarter. D’Andre Swift punched in a touchdown, then Caleb Williams delivered — connecting with Olamide Zaccheaus and DJ Moore on a clutch 25-yard strike to give the Bears the lead and seal the win. With the victory, Ben Johnson and the Bears advance to the next round of the NFL Playoffs, where they will face either the Rams or the Eagles. Johnson also backed up his words, continuing his dominance over Matt LaFleur — a rivalry he loved winning twice a year in Detroit.This was a generational game the city will never forget. Chicago is on fire. Join Adam Hoge & Adam Jahns as they break it all down LIVE after the Bears’ stunning playoff victory.

The Bears and Packers meet in the playoffs at Soldier Field for a generational rivalry showdown. Hoge & Jahns break down the biggest storylines heading into tomorrow night, including Jordan Love returning for his first game since the last meeting between these rivals when Austin Booker’s hit sidelined him, along with Rome Odunze’s return. We dive into all the key matchups in the best preview show around, featuring our three big questions, over/unders, game picks, predictions, and more ahead of this massive Bears–Packers showdown.

Ross Tucker and Kevin Fishbain join Hoge & Jahns for a midweek check-in as the Chicago Bears gear up to face the Green Bay Packers this Saturday at Soldier Field. This high-stakes rivalry playoff matchup has huge implications for both teams. Ben Johnson and the Bears have a chance to reshape the narrative of this storied rivalry while keeping their playoff hopes alive, while the injury-hit Packers face pressure to extend their postseason run under former head coach Matt LaFleur’s shadow. Tucker, Fishbain, and the hosts break down this heated showdown, preview Caleb Williams vs. Jordan Love, and give an insider vibe check as gametime approaches.

The Chicago Bears got off to a slow start against the Detroit Lions, and their second-half surge wasn’t enough to complete the comeback at Soldier Field. Dennis Allen’s defensive scheme had no answer for Detroit early, and the offense struggled to find rhythm until late in the second half. Caleb Williams passed Erik Kramer on the Bears’ all-time single-season passing list and finished just short of 4,000 yards on the year. Although the Week 18 loss initially appeared to cost Chicago the No. 2 seed in the NFC, the Eagles’ loss to the Commanders ultimately secured it for the Bears. As a result, Chicago will officially host the Green Bay Packers next week at Soldier Field in the NFL Playoffs. Join Hoge & Jahns LIVE as they break it all down.