Welcome in to the Undercenter podcast after the Bears lose 15 to 14 to the 1 in 10 San Francisco 49ers.

Robbie Gold comes back to Chicago and has five field goals to give his team the win.

This was as about as frustrating of a game, I think, for all of us to talk about as the

Bears have had all season.

Jim, why was it frustrating for you?

I think a lot of things.

One, the Bears, I think we knew going into the season, they were built to win tight games,

and they haven't been able to do it.

Whether it's Atlanta in week one, and here we are going on week 13, here's a tight game

that you expect this is what the Bears are supposedly built to do, and they can't do it.

Offensively, I'm disappointed.

I expected more. I expected more from the

Bears offense going against the 28th ranked defense of the San Francisco 49ers, and they can only

really muster one touchdown, and it's off of a turnover where they get a positive short yardage

or short field situation. So I'm just overall frustrated that the offense just kind of sputtering along.

It's just the same thing week and week out.

And they still, to this point, I don't think they've scored over 30 points in over two years.

This offense cannot get over the 16 point barrier right now.

It's frustrating.

It's very scary.

35 consecutive games where the Bears have scored less than 28 points. the 16-point barrier right now. It's frustrating. It's very scary. Thirty-five consecutive

games where the Bears have scored less than 28 points. That's brutal. That's a really long time.

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