Coming up on the Under Center podcast, which is brought to you by the Sprinkler Fitters Union Local 281,

we talked with Matt Forte, Lance Briggs, and Alex Brown about the Bears 19 to 14 win over the Giants.

We discuss what it is to win ugly. We talk about what do you do with Eddie

Pinheiro and how hard is it to play on Thursday after playing on Sunday? That's what's ahead

on the Under Center podcast. What it means to me to be a Chicago bear, it's an easy question. It means

everything to me. It means rich tradition. It's an easy question. It means everything to me. That means rich

tradition, black and blue division, defense, legends, linebackers. The history of it. I mean,

I'm a big history guy, so understanding this was one of the first franchises just kind of blows

my mind, honestly,

that was able to be a part of that.

The city, just the nostalgia of playing for a story franchise, the story franchise of the

running back position with guys like Gail Sayers and Walter Payton and being able to follow in those footsteps.

So being a bear means everything. And what more can you say?

So I'm here with Matt Forte, Lance Briggs, Alex Brown.

The Bears win, they beat the Giants, they hang on to win.

Would you guys describe this as winning ugly? Yeah, definitely was ugly.

It was a lot of inconsistency across the board, you know, penalties, drop passes, a lot of

three and outs. I think we lead the league in three and outs right now. And so, you know,

to be super excited or saying that we're back about this win is, you know, out of the question.

I think it is a step forward as far as the offense finding out a little bit more of their

identity and what they do good. And they need to highlight that, you know, going forward.

The Giants are a bad team. They're, you know, two and nine now. But, you know, I guess we're a bad team, but just not as bad as they were. So it doesn't make us a bad team. They're two and nine now. But, you know, I guess we're a bad team,

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