What's up, everyone? Welcome back to the Charter podcast, brought to you by St. Xavier University.

I'm Ruthie Polinsky. He is Clay Harbor. Clay Harbor, former NFL tight end and my bestie.

We are here to mourn the regular season finale loss, but to also talk about who's coming to town,

the Green Bay Packers, who the Bears will be seeing for the third time in six weeks.

There's a lot to get to, Clay.

Let's start with the game against the Lions.

I don't think anyone

really saw that sort of performance coming from the Bears after what we saw in San Francisco,

particularly on the offensive side of the ball.

Yeah, absolutely, Ruthie. I think you're right on target, as always, the bear's offense.

You expected more.

It's tough because they only had a few drives in the first half.

Obviously, when you're outplayed 20 snaps to 40 snaps, your time of possession was nearly doubled by the lions.

You really have to take advantage of all of these possessions, and that's

something the Bears weren't able to do. And I think that, you know, that was telling in the

defense. They were admirable in the fact that it was Ben that, but don't break, only gave up

19 points. There are some positive things you can take away from there. But I know Ben was really

hard on the offense, Ruthie. But to me, what I'm more concerned about moving forward is this

defense, even though they only scored 19 points. I hear you. I think that, and really it was 16,

right, up until that final drive for the Lions. Yeah. So I think there's a lot to be said about, yeah, what's more concerning the offense or

the defense?

I think what concerns me, and this might be a cop out, Clay, what concerns me is just

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