What are we going to expect out of this game this weekend?

What should we be watching?

What should we be looking for for the Bears and Vikings game?

But we know, Justin Peels won't be playing.

So is it even worth watching?

Here's why I say it is.

And no, it's not just because we have a stream for it.

I mean, you could tune in, but I think the truth is, there are going to be a lot of players who are on these one or two-year deals

who are going to be playing kind of for their jobs on Sunday.

Case you just missed it today, EQ Saint-Frow got signed to a one-year, $1.25 million contract extension.

So EQ St. Brown, the wrong St. Brown, will be with this Bears team at least for another year.

The article that I read was a pop piece saying, hey, you got a career record 300 plus receiving yards.

He's a great pass blocker. He's dropped a number of catches too, including that potential game winner earlier this season from Justin Fiatz.

So there are a lot of players like St. Brown who are going to kind of be playing for jobs.

Nicholas Morrow, right? Linebacker could be playing for his job. Other players on this team.

Other chances too for younger guys to show out and show what they're made up for next year.

It's the last game of the season.

I would expect and hope for a better effort than last week.

I would expect in hope for a closer game, somewhat.

But we all know that Nathan Peterman is going to be starting.

Will Nathan Peterman pull off something big? Now the Vikings are going to be playing. Well, Nathan Peterman pulled off something big.

Now, the Vikings are going to be playing for something,

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