Welcome in to a playoff edition of the Under Center podcast here on NBC Sports Chicago.

I'm JJ Stankvitz, joined at Halis Hall by Cam Ellis and John Moon. Mullen. Moon, you're fighting through an injury.

You've got a sling on your shoulder,

but it's playoff week. So you've got to fight through it just like Eddie Jackson and

Alan Robinson, Taylor Gabriel, Anthony Miller, those guys are going to have to fight through it.

Yeah, I'm on the injury report, but I'm denying everything. So yeah, we've got to play through

pain. Limited participant at Hallis Hall, John Moon-Mullen.

We got, hey, we got a playoff game to preview. I want to start with this.

Mitch Trubesky, the last time he played under the lights, in the spotlight, was against the Rams,

where he threw those three interceptions. Statistically, it was the worst game of his career.

Since that, Trubisky is not thrown an interception. The only turnover he's had is that fumble against San Francisco,

where he maybe didn't make a great decision on the play, but the play called for him to make that decision,

whatever it was. Other than that, he's been really good. He's taken some shots down field,

hit Alan Robinson, hit Taylor Gabriel with some deep balls against Minnesota and San Francisco.

Where do we see Trubisky going in this playoff game?

His first career playoff game, the first really important do-or-die game he's played since high school.

Where do we see him going, Cam?

So I think this is – this playoff game might be a sort of fun microcosm of what his season is because you're right, he's playing as good as he's played all year, the last civil stretch.

But, I mean, the playoffs are obviously so different.

And Chubisky at times has looked a little bit jittery or overexcited at the start of games.

So quite frankly, I expect one or two pretty large overthrows in the first quarter,

and then I don't see why he wouldn't be able to settle down.

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