ONE PERSON Is to Blame for the Bears' Poor Performance vs Packers
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ONE PERSON Is to Blame for the Bears' Poor Performance vs Packers

Oct 12, 2026
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The Chicago Bears Podcast | Ben Johnson Takes the Blame for Bears Loss to Packers Hosted by Pat The Designer & Shea Norling Brought to you by Midwest Dairy, The Advantage Dealer Group, City Colleges of Chicago & Tito's Handmade Vodka The Chicago Bears fall to the Green Bay Packers, and Pat The Designer & Shea Norling aren't holding back in their reaction to another frustrating chapter of the NFC North rivalry. The biggest question coming out of the loss: How much blame belongs to Bears head coach Ben Johnson? Pat and Shea break down the coaching decisions that contributed to Chicago's defeat and question why Tyson Bagent got the start at quarterback against Green Bay. Did Ben Johnson make the wrong call, and how much did the quarterback decision impact the Bears offense? The guys also identify the Chicago Bears players who are hurting the team more than helping, examining the individual performances and recurring issues that continue to hold Chicago back. Finally, with the Bears looking to rebound, Pat and Shea lay out what Ben Johnson and the Bears must fix to get their season back on track. Can Chicago respond to another disappointing loss against its biggest rival? Episode Timestamps: 00:00:00 – Ben Johnson deserves the blame for Bears loss to Packers 00:12:00 – Why did Tyson Bagent get the start against Green Bay? 00:29:00 – Bears players who are hurting the team 00:50:00 – How can Ben Johnson and the Bears get back on track? Subscribe for daily Chicago Bears news, postgame reactions, quarterback updates and insider analysis from ESPN Chicago! #ChicagoBears #BearsVsPackers #BenJohnson #TysonBagent #CalebWilliams #GreenBayPackers #BearsPodcast #ESPNChicago #NFCNorth #BearDown

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