Hey, hey, and welcome in to the House of L podcast.

I'm Lawrence Holmes. Thanks so much for hanging out.

It is much appreciated. We all just finished watching the Bears regular season finale.

And it wasn't pleasant for a big portion of it.

I would say about 50 minutes of that game was not pleasant at all but here we are at the

end of it the bears didn't lose any ground they didn't lose any seating they still ended up as

the two seed in the nfc so you win a game you get to host another game before you have to

travel ideally and and go play

Seattle. I'm not going to spend a ton of time breaking down this game other than there were some

things that I am concerned about. Okay. Caleb didn't make it to 4,000 yards and that's too bad. He was pretty close.

He had a wonderful season and it clearly sets up for him to be that dude going forward. Ben said

the number is arbitrary. I understand where he's coming from. I also understand Bears fans wanting to get that off of their back. I understand

Caleb wanting to be the dude that allows for Bears fans to get that off of their back. But at the

end of it, you look at the totality of his growth. And I think that you should be really encouraged by a lot of the things that you saw.

Not a final product yet as a player, but shows you so much cool stuff that it's hard to deny that he's not one of the more talented quarterbacks in the league.

So, and we can do a post-mortem on everybody's season once the post-season ends.

But now, this is what it's about.

It's about how you match up.

And it's all of a sudden sudden you come all the way back around

and it's Bears and Packers yet again.

It's Bears Packers for the third time.

The way that I've been thinking about this for the last week or so,

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