Welcome in to another edition of the Under Center podcast on NBC Sports Chicago.

As always, I'm JJ's tank.

If it's joined by John Moon Mullen here at Halas Hall.

We also have Layla Rahimi here in the coat closet at Hallis Hall where the acoustics are actually far better in here than

they are elsewhere so Layla welcome to the podcast thank you I've always wanted to do a

podcast from a coat closet at a football facility making dreams come true yeah it's an

informal sound stage where you've got to dress this up a little bit the hangers

make it acoustically better.

All right, well, now that we've got our introductions out of the way,

let's get to the big topic that's going to dominate today, tomorrow, the next couple weeks,

next couple months here at House Hall.

What is the future of John Fox?

The Bears, 23 to 16 losers to the Green Bay Packers on Sunday, a game. They were favored to win a game in which there were really no excuses to not beat the Packers without Aaron Rogers. There's

no quarterback boogeyman of Rogers or Brett Farve there, and the Bears kind of fell flat on their

face. But Moon, you wrote something on NBC Sports Chicago this week about how, you know, look,

a week ago we were talking playoff scenarios with the Bears and the possibility of that.

Does one game really change so much that it's going to get John Fox fired?

Yes and no. It is one of those that's a giant domino that, you know, if things go this way,

if he ends up losing his job at the end of the year, then you domino that, you know, if things go this way, if he ends up losing

his job at the end of the year, then you can almost point, you can point to this game.

That said, you know, the point I would raise is, as a fan, what happens, they go out and they

stick it to Stafford and the Lions, which they have done in the past, okay, that's pretty good.

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