Cairo Santos kicked a last-second field goal to give the Chicago Bears a 19-17 win over the Minnesota Vikings on Sunday at U.S. Bank Stadium. Marquee Sports Network's Scott Bair and Nicholas Moreano analyze the Bears' seventh win of the season, starting with Devin Duvernay's key kick return in the fourth quarter and how that set up Santos' game-winner. Scott and Nick also share their thoughts on quarterbacks Caleb Williams and J.J. McCarthy and highlight the Bears' secondary.

The Bears rallied behind Caleb Williams' fourth-quarter play Sunday to complete their second comeback win in two weeks. Now, as the NFL playoff picture develops, Ben Johnson and Co. look to take their late-game heroics to Minnesota against a Vikings team that stole a Week 1 win in Chicago with a 21-point fourth quarter. Scott Bair and Carmen Vitali are at Halas Hall to break down what they've seen from Williams through 10 weeks and what rookie tight end Colston Loveland's emergence means for how dynamic the Bears' offense can be. Scott and Carmen also look ahead at this week's NFC North matchup against Vikings wide receiver Justin Jefferson and coordinator Brian Flores' dynamic defense.

Caleb Williams led the Bears to a pair of touchdowns with less than 7 minutes to play, completing a 24-20 comeback win against the Giants at Soldier Field. Scott Bair and Nick Moreano go through the ups and downs of the game, their key takeaways, plus take you into the Bears' lock room and break down what Bears players were saying after the game. The duo also highlights which Bears players' stock is up and previews next week's divisional matchup in Minnesota.

The Chicago Bears won a late-game shootout against the Cincinnati Bengals last week as two rookies, Kyle Monangai and Colston Loveland, put up breakout performances. Scott Bair and Carmen Vitali are at Halas Hall and dive into how the rookies' big games impact the Bears' offense, the offensive line's continued progression and look at what newly acquired defensive lineman Joe Tryon-Shoyinka brings to a depleted defense. Plus, a look ahead at Sunday's game against the Giants, who bring rookie QB Jaxson Dart and NFL sacks leader Brian Burns to Soldier Field.

The Chicago Bears defeated the Cincinnati Bengals 47-42, thanks to some fourth-quarter heroics from rookie tight end Colston Loveland.  Scott Bair and Nicholas Moreano share their key takeaways from the Bears’ win, including how Caleb Williams performed, Ben Johnson’s offense and Kyle Monangai’s big game on the ground. They also share their impressions on Loveland’s two-touchdown performance and highlight some concerns as the Bears prepare for a Week 10 game against the New York Giants at Soldier Field.

The Bears' four-game win streak ended Sunday in a 30-16 loss to the Ravens that highlighted the team's recent struggles with injuries, penalty problems and offensive shortcomings. Scott Bair and Carmen Vitali, from Halas Hall, dive into what went wrong in Baltimore and why Bears fans still should be optimistic about QB Caleb Williams, and share injury updates after Wednesday's practice. They also preview this week's game against the Bengals and explain why this is an opportunity for the Bears' red-zone offense to rebound.

The Baltimore Ravens snapped the Chicago Bears' four-game winning streak with a 30-16 victory at M&T Bank Stadium. Scott Bair and Nicholas Moreano share their key takeaways from the Bears' loss, including how Caleb Williams performed, why the offense struggled in the red zone and how the defense fared without forcing any turnovers. They also share a few soundbites from the locker room and the podium before previewing next week's road game against the Cincinnati Bengals.

"Does it look pretty? No. But are they still winning? Yeah." That's what Carmen Vitali had to say about the Bears' 26-14 win over the Saints on this episode of The Chicago Football Show. With the Bears' record at 4-2, as it was at this point last season, Carmen and Scott Bair examine what's keeping this team from playing a complete game. They also look ahead to the Week 8 visit to Baltimore and break down why the Ravens' 1-5 record is deceiving, and how the Bears' recently improved running game and defense takes pressure off QB Caleb Williams.

Dennis Allen and the Chicago Bears' defense welcomed the coordinator's former employers to Soldier Field and treated the New Orleans Saints to a 26-14 defeat. Scott Bair and Nicholas Moreano share their keys to the win, how the Bears continued to run the ball well, and why the team calls them takeaways, not turnovers. They also share a few soundbites from the locker room and preview next week's road meeting with the Baltimore Ravens.

Scott Bair and Carmen Vitali are at Halas Hall to share some takeaways from the Chicago Bears' 25-24 win over Jayden Daniels and the Washington Commanders. You'll also hear from Bears QB Caleb Williams after being asked for his thoughts on criticism he received from Pro Football Hall of Fame QB Troy Aikman during the "Monday Night Football" broadcast. Scott and Carmen then dive into storylines entering Sunday's Week 7 game against the New Orleans Saints, as Bears defensive coordinator Dennis Allen faces the team that fired him as head coach last season. They discuss if Allen will motivate his Chicago defense to beat his former team or will the unit push itself for its new leader.

The Chicago Bears went on the road to face the Washington Commanders on "Monday Night Football" and came away with a 25-24 win. Scott Bair and Nicholas Moreano discuss Jake Moody's impressive four field-goal performance, including the game-winner. They also highlight D'Andre Swift's big day on the ground and what this win can do as the Bears prepare for a Week 7 home matchup against the New Orleans Saints.

Scott Bair and Carmen Vitali check in with updates from the bye week, including a big addition to the Bears' defense and another potential reshuffling along the offensive line. Plus, they preview the Week 6 "Monday Night Football" matchup against the Commanders, which pits 2024 NFL Draft classmates Caleb Williams and Jayden Daniels against each other, and tell you why it isn't necessarily a must-win game for the Bears.

Ben Johnson and the Bears took an exciting 25-24 win over the Raiders and a 2-2 record into their bye week as they prepare for a revenge game in Washington. Scott Bair and Carmen Vitali reflect on what stood out in the Week 4 win, then dive into some persistent concerns, including personnel rotation on the offensive line and how that has affected Chicago's run game. Plus, Carmen shares an interesting stat on the wrinkles that defensive coordinator Dennis Allen is implementing despite the lack of pressure up front. 

The Chicago Bears secured their first road victory of the 2025 season with a 25-24 win over the Las Vegas Raiders. Scott Bair and Nicholas Moreano detail how the Bears left Allegiant Stadium with their second win of the season. They highlight how nickel cornerback Josh Blackwell blocked the Raiders' go-ahead field-goal attempt in the fourth quarter, share what they thought of Caleb Williams' performance and evaluate a Bears defense that caused four turnovers. They also provide the top priorities that the Bears must address during the bye week.

The Chicago Bears found themselves in the NFC Offensive Player of the Week mix for the third consecutive week, except this time they were the ones imposing the offense. Caleb Williams came away with the award after his four-touchdown performance in the Bears' 31-14 Week 3 win over the Dallas Cowboys. Scott Bair and Carmen Vitali are at Halas Hall to highlight their biggest takeaways from the win, as well as preview Sunday's game against the Las Vegas Raiders where they give you three things to watch.

The Chicago Bears responded in a big way in their Week 3 game against the Dallas Cowboys, recording their first win of the season under head coach Ben Johnson. Scott Bair and Nicholas Moreano report from Soldier Field after the Bears' 31-14 win, and discuss Caleb Williams' stellar passing performance, Johnson's trickery on display and the defense's response to criticism after their Week 2 loss to the Detroit Lions. Scott and Nicholas also bring you the best sound bites from the Bears' locker room, then look ahead to next week's game in Las Vegas against the Raiders.

Ben Johnson's return to Detroit didn't go as planned, but now the Bears look to spoil a homecoming of their own when they host former head coach Matt Eberflus and the Dallas Cowboys in Week 3.  Scott Bair and Carmen Vitali report from Halas Hall, where they take a moment to reflect on why the Bears were overmatched by Dan Campbell's Lions, how injuries already are impacting the team two weeks into the season, and if their tight end usage is a concern. Scott and Carmen also look ahead to this weekend's home game against the Cowboys, who are fresh off a dramatic 40-37 overtime win over the Giants last week, with Eberflus running Dallas' defense.

It wasn't a happy homecoming for Ben Johnson as the Bears were routed 52-21 by the Detroit Lions in a Week 2 matchup. Scott Bair and Nicholas Moreano check in from Ford Field to break down a tale of two halves: Why the first half ended so strangely, what went wrong in the second half, why the Bears were their own worst enemy and what positives the team can pull from this lopsided loss.

Scott Bair and Carmen Vitali check in from Halas Hall to put a bow on the Bears' Week 1 loss to the Vikings before they look at the key matchups versus the Lions in Week 2. They break down Caleb Williams' up-and-down opening performance, the Bears' lackluster run game, the need for the offensive line to assert itself, and Ben Johnson's return to Detroit as the team tries to prevent an 0-2 start to the season.

Scott Bair and Nicholas Moreano react to the Bears' Monday night loss to the Vikings from Soldier Field. They break down what went wrong, why Caleb Williams and the offense sputtered late after a hot start and which miscues from training camp carried over into the first game.