Hi, everyone, welcome inside our Bears Talk podcast, the post-game edition after the 30 to 27 loss to the Green Bay Packers at Soldier Field,

dropping the bears to 3 and 11 on the year with the former bears, Alex Brown and Jim Miller.

I'm Chris Bowden. Let's start at the end. Usually we end with the end,

but let's start with the end and the play right before that's set up the game-winning field goal

by Mason Crosby. Third down situation and Aaron Rogers is able to dial up Jordan Nelson.

We got a little bit of a hint from Tracy Porter in the locker room how things were set up and how it happened, Jim.

Yeah, and I think when you listen to that cut, to me it tells you it was quarter's coverage.

Okay, so if you've got two receivers on the outside, the outside receiver, which is Jordy Nelson, he's known as number one.

The inside receiver is known as number two.

If they're in quarters coverage,

it is exactly like it sounds. Corner has a quarter of the field, safety has a quarter of the

field, front side safety has a quarter of the field, backside corner has a quarter of the field.

If number two threatens up so far, normally your safety is going to come up and take him,

which leaves now the corner one-on-one

with Jordy Nelson on LeBlanc on that play. That situation doesn't call for that because

you want to keep everything in front of you. You're just trying to tackle them to prevent

a field goal at that point. But here's the only thing that bothers me about it, it's history repeating itself.

Because if you go back to the Colts game, the same exact call, the same exact play,

a post route to T.Y. Hilton went for a touchdown that put the nail in the coffin for their

Chicago Bears.

That's the only thing that bothers me is we're seeing the same mistakes in that situation.

One, I don't like the call.

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