Take The North: A Chicago Bears Podcast

Part 2 of David Haugh and Dan Wiederer welcoming former Chicago Tribune Bears reporter Rich Campbell to the podcast.

Part 1 of David Haugh and Dan Wiederer welcoming former Chicago Tribune Bears reporter Rich Campbell to the podacast.

David Haugh and Dan Wiederer look around the NFC North a bit after the Bears did not play on Sunday. The Packers do not look like themselves, while the Vikings took control of the division with a win. If the Bears can get themselves together next season, might there be an opening to...take the north??

Well...the Bears lost ugly. Again. This time it was 12-7 to Washington on Thursday Night Football. David Haugh and Dan Wiederer break it all down as they analyze a rough night for Justin Fields, help producer Adam Studzinski with his angst in a Bears therapy session, and try to find just a little bit of positivity in this mess.

Our producer needs help after the Bears loss to Washington. David Haugh and Dan Wiederer offer some soothing words as producer Adam Studzinski looks to work past his angst.

David Haugh and Dan Wiederer, as always, look closely at Bears QB1 Justin Fields. The hope was Fields would build off his game against the Vikings. While there were flashes, those plays remain just that...flashes.

David Haugh and Dan Wiederer do their "flip the score" exercise as they look for positives in the Bears 12-7 loss to Washington.

David Haugh and Dan Wiederer are here with their full Tuesday game recap, just a bit later than usual. In this episode, the guys discuss whether we're allowed to call the Bears loss to the Vikings a "moral victory," look at how much (if any) real progress Justin Fields made in the loss and look ahead to the Bears next game on Thursday Night Football against Washington.

The Bears lost a close game to the Vikings in week five. David Haugh and Dan Wiederer go back and forth on whether losing a close game where your young QB plays well can be called a "moral victory."

David Haugh and Dan Wiederer conduct their QB1 segment, taking a close look at how Justin Fields performed in the Bears loss to the Vikings.

David Haugh and Dan Wiederer predict the outcome of the Bears-Commanders Thursday night tilt. It turns out, the guys are split on who wins the game...

David Haugh and Dan Wiederer have their initial thoughts on the Bears 29-22 loss on the road to the Vikings. A game which started looking like a blowout by the Vikings ended up coming down to the wire, with the Bears lack of talent at key positions being the main difference.

David Haugh and Dan Wiederer have a complete preview of the Bears week five game on the road against the Vikings in their 17th episode. Does anyone on the pod think the Bears win this one? Plus, the screaming back and forth about Justin Fields is already growing to a fever pitch and the season is barely a quarter over. Can the city make it through this season??

David Haugh and Dan Wiederer go through a few of their final thoughts ahead of Bears @ Vikings in their Two Minute Drill segment.

David Haugh, Dan Wiederer and producer Adam Studzinski predict who they think will win the week five game between the Bears and Vikings. Spoiler alert: nobody thinks it's the Bears.

David Haugh and Dan Wiederer have a lot to discuss after another busy week at Halas Hall. That includes the way that Bears offensive coordinator Luke Getsy has talked about Justin Fields to the media. Getsy said this week he doesn't think that Fields has had a rough month...is Getsy in denial or is he trying to have his QB's back as Fields develops?

Take The North co-host Dan Wiederer spoke with Mike Mulligan and David Haugh on 670 The Score's Mully & Haugh Show in Chicago. The guys discussed what Bears offensive coordinator Luke Getsy has done to try to spark the Bears offense, the struggles of Justin Fields, and much more.

They've reviewed the tape, now it's time for David Haugh and Dan Wiederer to discuss everything about the Bears 20-12 week four loss to the Giants. The line was bad, the quarterback wasn't as bad as last week but still has a lot to prove, the defense struggled to contain the run (again) and the Bears didn't score a touchdown as they fell to 2-2. Other than that everything is totally fine.

David Haugh and Dan Wiederer examine what all went wrong for the Bears during their loss to the Giants.

David Haugh and Dan Wiederer lock in closely on the Bears QB1, Justin Fields, in this segment. They put a quick stop to any talk that he "made progress" against the Giants just because he wasn't as bad as he was against the Texans.

David Haugh and Dan Wiederer do their weekly "flip the score" exercise, looking at what could have been winning plays had the Bears beaten the Giants. They also get a quick look ahead to the Vikings, who the Bears have up next.

Phew. That wasn't pretty. David Haugh and Dan Wiederer react to the Bears 20-12 loss on the road to the Giants.

David Haugh and Dan Wiederer have a lot to cover in the pod's 15th episode. The Bears are preparing to face the Giants, which brings an interesting look at what the Bears' front office and coaching staff COULD have been if they went in a slightly different direction this last offseason. Plus, the gang introduce the official Take The North Justin Fields Panic Meter, predict the game, and touch on s...

David Haugh and Dan Wiederer wonder what was up with Justin Fields during his press conference this week, where he was back to being rather curt with his answers after promising to being more open just a week before.

David Haugh and Dan Wiederer go over some eye popping numbers entering the Bears' Week 4 tilt against the Giants. They, along with producer Adam Studzinski, predict the game and introduce the official Take The North Justin Fields Panic Meter, where they decide just how good or bad the crew feels about QB1 at the moment.