Take The North: A Chicago Bears Podcast

David Haugh and Dan Wiederer full look at the game Justin Fields had against the Broncos, which was undoubtedly his best statistical game in the NFL. However, it didn't come without some costly mistakes.

David Haugh and Dan Wiederer react to the Bears' 31-28 loss to the Broncos on Sunday. Justin Fields had his best game as a passer in the NFL, but Chicago blew a 28-7 lead in the second half.

David Haugh and Dan Wiederer fully preview Bears vs. Broncos in this one. It's a matchup of winless teams! But before we give predictions, do the players realize even the moral of the media covering the team is low right now? We HATE having to cover losing teams! And Matt Eberflus says he will continue calling plays for the defense. Is that going to be too much for him to handle while his team dea...

David Haugh, Dan Wiederer and producer Adam Studzinski predict who they think gets their first win of the season this week: the Bears or the Broncos?

David Haugh and Dan Wiederer discuss Matt Eberflus announcing he will continue to call the plays for the defense. Is the head coach adding too much to his plate in a season that's already full of turmoil?

David Haugh and Dan Wiederer mull over the vibes at Halas Hall during the past week. Dan tells us the team mood of the team itself seems to be leveled out after a horrible week 3, but the media morale is quite low as they begin to ponder the idea of covering another losing team!

From 'The Daily Score' ( subscribe here ): Could the Bears be eyeing a change at general manager, coach and quarterback by the time the season comes to an end? (00:15) What could GM Ryan Poles be telling his bosses at Halas Hall regarding the turmoil surrounding an 0-3 start to the season? (02:39) Mark Grote ponders these questions on Wednesday's edition of The Daily Score.

After a disastrous loss to the Chiefs, David Haugh and Dan Wiederer are left wondering where this Bears team goes from here? The schedule seems to lighten up, but we feel like we're stuck on Groundhog's Day covering this team! They simply cannot get anything right through three weeks of this season! David and Dan also spend time with their standard thorough breakdown of the play of Justin Fields,...

David Haugh and Dan Wiederer feel like they're stuck in a never ending circle of bad Bears teams after yet another ugly loss.

David Haugh and Dan Wiederer bring up the idea of Justin Fields simply needing a break from everything to reset his mind. Unfortunately, the Bears QB room doesn't seem to have the ability for someone to step in and give him the time off.

David Haugh and Dan Wiederer walk through their typical analysis of Justin Fields' play. Did the young QB make ANY progress against the Chiefs?

Welp. That was...bad. David Haugh and Dan Wiederer react to the Bears 41-10 road loss to the Chiefs. Is this rock bottom for the Bears or can they still sink even lower?

From '1st & Pod' ( subscribe here ): Danny Parking and Andrew Fillipponi react to the drama in Chicago, 49ers winning big over the Giants and if New England can keep the streak going.

The dust is still settling from what was truly an all-time day for the Bears. The resignation of the defensive coordinator and comments made by Justin Fields brought out Ryan Poles, who addressed both issues with the media. David Haugh and Dan Wiederer sift through what the GM had to say. Plus, the guys react to Luke Getsy's first comments since Justin Fields seemingly putting some of the blame fo...

David Haugh and Dan Wiederer spend time discussing Ryan Poles choosing to speak to media the day after a truly wild day for the Bears. Poles chose not to comment any further on Alan Williams resigning, but did offer some thoughts on Justin Fields' comments from the previous day about the offense and his play.

David Haugh and Dan Wiederer hear from Luke Getsy, who took heat as a result of comments made by Justin Fields. Getsy is making it sound like everything is fine between himself and Fields.

David Haugh and Dan Wiederer take time to react a bit to Mike Florio's article on Pro Football Talk, which called out a tweet from Dan as part of the reason Justin Fields' comments on September 20th got overblown.

Holy. Cow. It was a DAY at Halas Hall. That has David Haugh and Dan Wiederer in EMERGENCY POD formation! The Bears defensive coordinator, Alan Williams has resigned under...well...odd circumstances we're all still trying to figure out. Then there's Justin Fields, who admitted he's been playing too 'robotic,' and explained why coaching is a possible reason he's been playing in such a way. Fields ex...

From 'The Daily Score' ( subscribe here ): On the Wednesday edition of The Daily Score, Mark Grote pondered whether it's time for Bears quarterback Justin Fields to play to his strength by relying on the running game -- as he did last season -- or continue attempting to develop as a pocket passer (00:20). Fields has struggled through the first two games of the season with limited rushing attempts...

From 'Reception Perception' ( subscribe here ): In this clip, James and Matt try to understand why the Bears are struggling so much to start the year. Matt Harmon and James Koh whip around the NFL and cover the position they know best: Wide receivers. Using the data from Harmon's exclusive Reception Perception charting methodology, the guys give their takes on receivers at every level of the game....

We've got to stop meeting like this! David Haugh and Dan Wiederer fully unpack the Bears 27-17 loss to the Buccaneers in this one. We're ALL starting to feel the weight of this team not winning a game in getting close to a calendar year. Justin Fields again showed some struggles, particularly when given a chance to go win the game late. What the hell happened on that screen play that turned into a...

David Haugh and Dan Wiederer check in on what Matt Eberflus had to say about injuries to a couple key Bears players; Eddie Jackson and Darnell Mooney. Also, when is Alan Williams returning to the team?

David Haugh and Dan Wiederer look into the game Chase Claypool had against the Buccaneers. Claypool definitely played better, but there's still something left to be desired.

David Haugh and Dan Wiederer dive into the game Justin Fields had against the Buccaneers. Fields had another up and down performance and there's no doubt he need to play better., particularly in key moments.

From 'The Daily Score' ( subscribe here ): In Monday's edition of The Daily Score, Mark Grote broke down the Bears' 27-17 loss to the Buccaneers in Tampa, which included another lackluster performance by quarterback Justin Fields (00:44) and a bad day for Chicago's defense (07:11).