It's Herbert, sticks the nose down, and gets in. Touchdown Chicago, and it's the rookie striking first.

He goes off the right side, field's looking in-zone, wide open, touchdown, Moody.

It's Hogan Johns.

Being able to not pull this out and lose, that hurts. Division game, just like we talk about when we win. Same thing when you lose, you've got to understand why. A lot of stuff to obviously talk about. And the biggest thing for all of us is to understand like we just talked about in our locker room is make sure that we look at ourselves after every loss. You know, regroup, get healthy, and understand the why, and then get back at it, get ready for next week. Blah, blah, blah, blah, blah, blah, blah, blah, blah, blah, blah, blah. You're bad! From NBC Sports Chicago, it's Adam Hoh. And from the athletic, it's Adam Johns. And now, ladies and gentlemen, it's the Adams.

The one and only Hogan Johns.

The Adams converging.

Well, Johns, all I can say is you know better.

I did know better going into this game.

Just tried to be different, my friend.

But I feel like we've covered this game a thousand times. That's an exaggeration. But at least a dozen times in our career, we've seen this play out before, these Packers Bears games like this. Probably more than that. I think it's probably more like 20 times. Yeah. Like you remember the blowouts. You remember the Chris Connie game. You remember the Aaron Rogers comeback game where we all thought he was hurt, but like this just felt like a normal Bears

Packers game where it was close for a little bit and Aaron Rogers just as Aaron Rogers things.

Yeah, welcome in Bears Packers Post Game episode, The Hogan Johns Podcast.

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Might be helpful. Where should we begin? I think to your point to start, Bears were in this game. They had a lead.

I saw one stat going on Twitter that I think this is the 10th time the Bears had taken a lead

on the Packers. I don't exactly know the timeline. Maybe since Aaron Rogers has been the

quarterback or something.

And they've only won one of those games.

Like that's a problem.

We've been here before, yes.

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