Hi there, everyone. Welcome into the Bears Talk Podcasts. I'm Chris Bowden. The Bears dropping to one in five after giving up the lead late in the game to the Jaguars.

And falling 17, 16. Jim Miller, Lance Briggs and

Alex Brown. Join me. We'll talk about what went wrong on Sunday at Soger Field and how it all

happened. Two bad teams that are young that are trying to find a way to win. And Bears had numerous

opportunities that you just mentioned, Chris, in the second half. And I just go back to even the

four minute off. I thought there was an opportunity there to really close it out.

Defense, obviously, on the all-out blitz, you know, they're able to pick it up and get

the end zone for a touchdown. But I just think very frustrating loss if you're a Chicago bear,

because that game was easily there where it should have been somewhat of a blowout, in my opinion, going into the second half. It did so many good things in the first half, you know, to be in that second half and not

be able to convert on third downs. You know, these things hurt. You know, if you give a guy slips.

Yes, you're an all-out blitz, but you're taught to run to the ball. You have to run to the

ball. There's another safety or another corner that's on that field that should be running to the ball, running to get Aurelius bid on that play. It's just too many, uh, uh, opportunities

that were missed there. This one stings the most. I know a loss is a loss, but this run here

stings the most because you control the game, the entire game until maybe the last, what, three and a half minutes, three and a half, four minutes.

You control the game.

You had it on each side of the foot.

Defense was playing well, the officer's playing well.

What the offense was not doing was putting the ball in the end zone.

You got Connor Barth out of kicking three field goes. It went three for three, but we need to get in the end zone. You got to get in the end zone and score touchdowns. If not, I mean, you go in the halftime. This team, even though they should have felt like they were far behind, they weren't. They weren't that far behind. And then you look up. They have one big play. You have your best corner slip down on a play.

They score a touchdown. Now they got the lead on just a couple big plays.

I'm a defensive guy. You know, you're a defensive guy too.

Absolutely. And if you're winning a game, first thing that said to each other is,

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