The Bears are 4-1, Khalil Mack hip tosses a giant RT, Jimmy Graham catches his 4th TD pass, and the Bears earn some respect on national TV.

After starting the season 3-0, the Bears dropped their first game of the year to the Indianapolis Colts in a doozy that saw the Bears' offense get flummoxed, flustered, and frazzled by a very good Colts defense. What went wrong? Is it fixable? And what does this mean for Thursday night's game against Tampa? Find out on this episode of Rule of 3!

Marc "Silvy" Silverman joins from ESPN Chicago to discuss the Bears at the quarter pole

Despite Chicago's change at quarterback, the Bears' offense looked very much the same as they fell to the Colts in a game that saw them score 3 total points throughout all but the final minutes of the game. Yikes. What happened? And what does this mean for Thursday's game against the Buccaneers? I bring on Bears over Beers co-host EJ Snyder to walk through this game and find out!

Bears Over Beers: Big Nick Energy

Olin Kreutz joins the podcast after Nick Foles brought the Bears back and pushed them to 3-0.

As the Chicago Bears took on the Atlanta Falcons, a change at quarterback seemed to spark new life in an otherwise flagging offense -- Nick Foles came in from off the bench to lead an extraordinary comeback that saw the Bears improve to 3-0. But how well did Foles really play? Is this sustainable? What about the defense? Robert Schmitz, Brandon Robinson, and Danny Meehan team up to answer all these questions and more in a brand new podcast called the Rule of Three -- check out their first WCG-sponsored episode and let them know what you think!

Allen Robinson joins Jeff to talk about his foundation, advice to young WRs, how to approach a comeback win, and who he compares himself in the league

After a Falcons' field goal followed a nasty Mitchell Trubisky interception, Matt Nagy made the decision to put Nick Foles into the game and the Bears rallied back with a monstrous 30-26 win. I bring on Xs and Os specialist Brandon Robinson to help me digest this crazy game on this episode of Bear With Me!

John Mullin joins to reflect on the life of Gale Sayers and discuss the first two games of the Bears' season.

Jeff and EJ remember the great Gale Sayers, point out some of the "little things" that add up to big results against the Giants, and lay out the keys to reaching 3-0 against the Falcons

For the second week in a row, Sunday's Chicago Bears game came down to the final play, and for the second week in a row that meant good news for the Bears. I bring on Sam Householder to digest yet another close Bears' shave on this episode of Bear With Me!

Bears Over Beers Lions Game Review & Giants Preview

The Bears start off 1-0 but is the performance worth celebrating?

The Chicago Bears staged an epic comeback in Week 1's game against the Lions, scoring 21 unanswered points in a fast and furious flurry that leaves them 1-0 in the record books. But who played well? What does this mean for the rest of the season? Robert brings on WCG's own Aaron Leming to talk through just those questions on this postgame episode of Bear With Me!

Lester A. Wiltfong Jr. joins Jeff and EJ as they go over the entire Bears roster, give their thoughts on a number of questions about this squad, and make some final predictions.

After a relatively quick QB competition that lasted the first two and a half weeks of camp, the Chicago Bears have named their starting QB and it's none other than Mitchell Trubisky. Was this the right decision? What personal obstacles does Trubisky face in 2020? And what does this mean for now-backup QB Nick Foles? Robert brings on Bears over Beers host Jeff Berckes to talk through it all on this episode of Bear With Me!

SB Nation is launching a brand new podcast that is for NFL fans, by NFL fans.

Jeff, EJ, and Sam go head-to-head to try and pick the winning combo of overs, unders, and division winners

How do you gain insight on training camp when every practice is only open to the media? You talk to a media member, of course! Robert S. brings on The Bear Report's Zack Pearson to talk through every position group on the Bears' roster in this extra-long training camp update -- check out the show and let us know what you think!

Jeff is joined by the QB List's Erik Smith as they prepare you for your upcoming fantasy football drafts

Jeff and EJ sit down with the Director of the documentary Mad Mac, the Memory of Jim McMahon, currently in production.

Is Bears' HC Matt Nagy a good play-caller? It's impossibly hard to tell from the TV broadcast, so I brought on the man who literally wrote the book on the 2018 Bears' offense, Bobby Peters, to talk through everything from Nagy's favorite concepts and systems to player-specific adjustments he made throughout his two-year stint in Chicago. It's a jam-packed episode, so check it out now! Be sure to leave a review after listening!