Welcome into the Undercenter podcast after the Bears lose 31 to 28th Miami in OT.

I'm Lawrence Holmes alongside Alex Brown, Lance Briggs, and Matt Forte, our football after show crew.

Who wants to start on what this loss means

and whether or not it was a big, big game for the Bears to lose?

It was a huge game.

Huge game.

Just as pivotal as that interception that was thrown in the turning point of the game, it's just as pivotal during the season.

Now Green Bay has a chance to even things up, not even even things up, jump ahead.

And that whole NFC North now is, you know, up for grabs.

You know, you look, we look forward to, you know, game 15, 14, 16, and 17.

And you look back at the game, this game right here, this opportunity right here,

where they could have been four and one and separating themselves from the other teams in the,

in the division.

Now you're going to be in a position, the bear are going to be in a position where they're going to

fight every one of those games and maybe have to count on somebody else if they don't win more of these games.

They got the Patriots next, it's not going to be an easy task.

First of all, I don't want to take away.

There's some special play, I think, in this game.

I think Therick Korn had a really good game.

He had a bad fumble.

I think Chubisky played really well.

He had a couple bad plays, maybe four of the 65 plays on offense.

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