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Down to eight, four games, two Saturday and two Sunday.

Greg Kossel, 46 years at NFL film.

He's seen it all.

And we're going to start with Bears hosting the Rams on a frigid night in Chicago.

So let's talk Chicago.

What did they change in their approach from the first half where they got i mean they could not

stop anything and struggled moving the ball and finding rhythm and then in the second half

specifically the fourth it's a different game what did they change in their approach against

the packers i thought colin the bigger change came on the defensive side of the ball, to be honest.

I thought Dennis Allen really increased his pressure quotient.

It started on the first play of the third quarter where he went with a double corner blitz,

and he did a lot more of these pressure concepts in the second half, and we saw the result there.

The Packers had, what, a number of three and outs? So to me, that set the stage for the game

and what happened in the fourth quarter. When you talk about offense, offense to me is very interesting,

because obviously we know what happened on that fourth and seven completion by Caleb Williams, which was as good an improvisational throw as you'll ever

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