The network’s predicted draft position for the Bears’ draft suggests an early playoff exit. But it’s been wrong before.

The simplest scenario for the Chicago Bears is to win Sunday, earn the No. 2 seed and face the Green Bay Packers. If they lose, it gets more complicated.

The Bears and 49ers proved Sunday night that they have the offensive horsepower to go that deep in the postseason, engaging in a duel at Levi’s Stadium that featured 936 total yards, 58 first downs and 10 offensive touchdowns.

The Bears have clinched the NFC North a top-three seed in the playoffs. Who could they play in the postseason? Here's a breakdown.

Inside the Chicago Bears’ locker room, Colston Loveland already has a nickname, and it tells you everything about how quickly the rookie tight end has earned trust:

One year ago, the Chicago Bears were fighting for draft positioning. Now they've clinched a playoff spot in the first year of a new coaching regime.

On Friday, Sports Illustrated insider Albert Breer noted Atlanta's recent winning streak down the stretch bodes well for Morris' chances of sticking around, but the same can't be said for Fontenot, and that's where Cunningham comes into play in all this.