Close… and Coming

Episode 12 of the Bearing It All with Mark and Chris podcast, hosted by Mark Evanoff and Christoval Rendon, titled "Close… and Coming" was published on December 10, 2025 and runs 50 minutes.

December 10, 2025 ·50m · Bearing It All with Mark and Chris

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Summary

Losing to Green Bay always hurts — but this one felt different.In Season 3, Episode 12 of Bearing It All with Mark and Chris, the guys process a gut-punch 28–21 loss at Lambeau Field that came down to the final seconds. Mark and Chris dig into why this wasn’t the “same old Bears,” how Chicago closed the gap on its biggest rival, and why this loss actually reinforces that the team is on the brink.They break down Caleb Williams’ resiliency, the second-half execution that fueled a comeback from a 14–3 halftime deficit, the critical plays that swung the game, and what this loss means for the NFC North race with four games remaining. The Bears fall to second place — but the rivalry is officially back, the season is far from over, and Soldier Field still awaits.Painful, honest, and hopeful — this one is about growth, belief, and what’s coming next.Go Bears. All day. Everyday.

Episode Description

Losing to Green Bay always hurts — but this one felt different.

In Season 3, Episode 12 of Bearing It All with Mark and Chris, the guys process a gut-punch 28–21 loss at Lambeau Field that came down to the final seconds. Mark and Chris dig into why this wasn’t the “same old Bears,” how Chicago closed the gap on its biggest rival, and why this loss actually reinforces that the team is on the brink.

They break down Caleb Williams’ resiliency, the second-half execution that fueled a comeback from a 14–3 halftime deficit, the critical plays that swung the game, and what this loss means for the NFC North race with four games remaining. The Bears fall to second place — but the rivalry is officially back, the season is far from over, and Soldier Field still awaits.

Painful, honest, and hopeful — this one is about growth, belief, and what’s coming next.

Go Bears. All day. Everyday.

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