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program. We promised to Bears heavy show. First two segments were Bears and the last one's going to be

two. Bears are going to be taken on the Minnesota Vikings this Sunday, and this should be a game to, well, scrutinize. I'll put it

that way. The Bears are going to return home to one and four teams at the bottom of the NFC North,

going at it, and a barn burner to become two and four, and to not be in last place in the NFC North.

Now, important news of note, at least to start this off, Justin Japperson is going to be out

as far as I know for this game. So Japperson will not play, which is going to definitely limit

Kirk Cousins and his ability to come through and perform for this Vikings team.

Now, the Vikings, I think, overall, are a better team on paper than the Bears for sure, certainly better.

But they're just not playing well. They're one at four right now.

Kirk Cousins is having a good year on paper, but he's fumbled the ball a lot and made crucial turnovers in specific moments.

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