Ben Johnson and the Bears had their season come to an end Sunday night with a 20-17 overtime loss at home to the Rams. It was a heartbreaking finish for Chicago after Caleb Williams threw one of the most ridiculous touchdown passes in the final minute of the fourth quarter to tie it up.

Ben Johnson's decision to go for the tie instead of the win after Caleb Williams' miracle touchdown pass is something that'll haunt Chicago Bears fans for a while.

After being ultra-aggressive throughout Sunday night's playoff game and passing on the opportunity to kick multiple field goals in Chicago's divisional round loss, Bears head coach Ben Johnson opted to kick the extra point to tie instead of going for the win in regulation against the Rams.

Sean McVay's acolytes reportedly didn't like Bears head coach Ben Johnson's postgame antics toward Packers head coach Matt LaFleur.

The Bears held the Rams below their season averages for points and yards and shut down stars Matthew Stafford, Puka Nacua and Davante Adams.

The Detroit Lions' new offensive coordinator, Drew Petzing, doesn't have a prior connection to Lions head coach Dan Campbell. Petzing, who spent the past three seasons as the Arizona Cardinals ' offensive coordinator, replaces John Morton after just one season in the OC post with the Lions.

There weren’t any awkward postgame handshakes this time around. A week after Chicago Bears head coach Ben Johnson looked to have big-leagued Green Bay Packers head coach Matt LaFleur,