Welcome to the Under Center podcast.

I'm Lauren Tomes, here with Jim Miller and Alex Brown, breaking down the Bears' 35 to 14 loss

to Green Bay.

Guys, what in the world did we just see?

You name it.

They did it and they own it.

That's for sure when you look at the bears.

They did not play well from start to finish. And, you know, the only probably the one time they had

when they scored right before the half to come out, you get the ball starting to drive down,

and they get a costly holding call. That was probably their opportunity to get back in the game.

But it's a little bit of everything.

Ball turnover is way too much and obviously blown coverages, penalties at the wrong time.

You name it. They did it tonight. Jim, this still shot right here. Seriously, what were we going to do?

Come out and trick them. We were after 200 yards last week, and this week, we're going to come out and we're,

you know what? Everybody know we're going to run it. How about we play action and let's

throw it deep? Nobody gets open. Sack fumble. They're up 14 and nothing in a heartbeat.

But the sad part is that as bad as it looked, the game was in reach.

You go in the half, you score a touchdown, you're down by two touchdowns, you come out.

If you score that on that opening drive, you're only down by a touchdown.

You're putting a lot on their plate now.

Oh, yeah.

I'm with Alex.

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