Well, it's over for the bears, and that might mean a couple different things.

I might mean it for both the game and for the season.

Welcome in.

It's the House of Elle Podcast, the season. Welcome in. It's the House of El podcast. The Bears lose to the Vikings 19 to 13.

The Vikings feel like they're moving into the playoff picture at four and five and it feels like the

bears have moved completely out of the playoff picture at five and five. They've lost

four games in a row and it's gotten uglier offensively the entire time. There's a lot here to discuss. There's a lot that I want to get into you. I'll try to do it as quickly as possible and let you get on with your

night because you, the Bears fan, struggled mightily and suffered greatly in watching that performance.

You have a Kim Hicks doing the thing

that he's not supposed to be out there doing.

You're not supposed to have a 350 pound man running 50 yards after a ball carrier.

He pops a hamstring who knows when he's going to play again.

At the end I'm not sure what happened to Nick Foles but he had to be carted off the field

and it just all of it just felt super ugly.

On top of that inside the the game, there was a lot of ugliness. And I don't mean guys like punching each other. I mean just bad play. This game was really difficult to sit through because of how ugly and bad it was.

It's indicative of what we've seen from Bears football this season.

I'm looking at the numbers right now.

I'm waiting for the download of the game book, but I'm looking at their rushing yards right now.

These dudes rush for 41 yards.

41 yards on 16 carries. Nick Foles, 15 to 26, 106 yards one interception pass a rating of 51.1 and on top of that he missed throws and I felt bad I feel bad even talking about it now you're talking

about a guy who's hurt I did my video and I talked about Nick Foles and I feel bad

because he got hurt but you saw one of the worst quarterbacking for as many throws that were

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