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Mark Potash

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Chicago Sun-Times sportswriter, 1987-2025. 2022 Rick Telander Lifetime Achievement Award. 2024 Illinois Sportswriter of the Year. Founder, markpotash.net
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Bears' late rally stuns Packers, raises questions about Matt LaFleur's future in Green Bay

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By Mark Potash
| Chicago Sun-Times
Like many of his teammates, Packers safety Evan Williams was shaken after the Bears rallied with 25 fourth-quarter points for a 31-27 victory in their wild-card playoff game Saturday night at Soldier Field. Shaken but not necessarily surprised. Even the Packers know by now, this is what the Bears do. Ben Johnson’s Bears, anyway. “We came in at halftime, we know they’ve made a season out of comeback victories,” Williams said.
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Good news is Bears can score; not-so-good news is their defense is vulnerable Original

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By Mark Potash
| Chicago Sun-Times
Like Jay Cutler before him, former Bears cornerback Jerry Azumah provided a public-service announcement for Bears fans this week on Twitter before their team’s wild-card playoff game against the Packers on Saturday at Soldier Field: “When the Bears Offense is on the field, please be quiet so they can work!” That any Bears fans have to be reminded of this is an indictment of the Bears’ woeful history of offensive football, of course. But it’s also a positive sign.
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Bears predictions: Round 1 playoff game vs. rival Packers

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By Patrick Finley , Mark Potash, Scoop Jackson, Steve Greenberg , Jason Lieser 
| Chicago Sun-Times
The Sun-Times’ Bears experts make their picks for the wild-card round rivalry game against the Packers on Saturday night at Soldier Field (7 p.m., Fox 32/Amazon Prime Video): Packers, 27-24: The Bears have yet to lead the Packers in regulation this season. To pick the Bears would be to count on their end-of-game magic once again — and on a defense that has allowed 929 yards the past two games. Season: 10-7.
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