It isn’t easy to flip the switch from Packers Week to Rams Week, but we’ll try to make the transition as soon as possible with a turn-the-page Wednesday.
Looking out my balcony window as I type this and seeing this snowy rain mix while hearing the wind whip through the tree branches makes me wonder if it will look like this when the Bears and Rams kick off at 5:30 p.m. on Sunday. Before that one kicks off, we’ll have a familiar face singing The Anthem at Soldier Field:Bears fans, As loud as you were for opening day this year, as much energy as there was in the stadium, do you think Sunday you will be even louder when we rock the anthem for the @ChicagoBears vs @RamsNFL game? I bet so and I can’t wait!! #gobears #beardown pic.twitter.com/v7Fp95N0Kj
— Jim Cornelison (@Anthem_Singer) January 13, 2026 Hopefully, the game result is better than the last time Jim Cornelison was singing at Soldier Field. These words from Bears quarterback Caleb Williams (via Marquee) from Saturday’s postgame slipped past me: “The only option we had was to go out there and be legendary, go out there and execute, and go out there and do our part on the offensive side, defensive side and special teams. Have each other’s back. Go win the effing game.”A NEW EPISODE OF THE BN BEARS PODCAST IS OUT: Apple | Spotify | YouTube
Something to keep tabs on throughout the week: Chris Casacchia (Sun-Times) shares word from ticket brokers that the early forecast of bitter cold could be a factor that keeps the secondary ticket market from exploding in a way that was similar to what we saw last week before the Packers game. As someone who spends their summer watching the secondary market like a hawk so he and his pals can score Cubs tickets at the best price, I would use the weather to your advantage. Monitor the prices an the number of available tickets. The lower the temps go, the more ticekts figure to be available. And the more tickets there are available, the less likely it will be for prices to get jacked up. It’s basic supply-and-demand economics, but with football tickets. One last look at some top plays from the Bears win against the Packers. I love that the Cheese Grater Guy who was caught on the broadcast has a backstory:A blue-collar worker has found fame as "Cheese Grater Guy" during the Bears’ iconic playoff win over the Packers. blockclubchi.co/3Nu2vfn[image or embed]
— Block Club Chicago (@blockclubchi.bsky.social) January 13, 2026 at 8:00 PM Sean Hammond (Tribune) has the back story behind Ben Johnson’s “Good, Better, Best” speech after wins. Those videos (and writing the posts that come after seeing those videos) bring a feeling I hope I can always tap into because they bring me some extra juice. And judging by how much fans love them, I know I’m not alone in feeling that way. The folks at WGN Radio discuss with a cardiologist at Northwestern Medicine Palos Hospital if watching this Bears team could actually hurt your heart. I’ve joked about how cardiologists will make bank because of this team. But considering my family’s heart history, I should probably take this seriously moving forward. There are nine head-coach openings in the NFL after Mike Tomlin stepped down from his post as the Pittsburgh Steelers’ head coach. A 19-year run in one place is truly remarkable. Hats off to Tomlin. I imagine he will take this year off, use it as a hard reset, and return next year with his pick of places he wants to land. Hopefully, it won’t be anywhere in the NFC North. VIkings Head Coach Kevin O’Connell informed reporters that defensive assistant MIke Pettine is retiring. Pettine is a long-time defensive coach whose NFL coaching career began with the Baltimore Ravens, included stops with the New York Jets, Buffalo Bills, Cleveland Browns (as a head coach),and Green Bay Packers. You might also recall that Pettine had a senior defensive assistant title for the Bears in 2021 under then-head coach Matt Nagy.MORE BEARS FROM BLEACHER NATION: Go Ad-Free | Subscribe to the BN Newsletter
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