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Johnson memorably cursed out the Packers and shared a very brief handshake with Matt LaFleur after the Bears’ wild-card win.

The Bears -Packers' wild-card playoff matchup was the most streamed game in NFL history, logging 31.6 million viewers on Amazon Prime Video, according to Andrew Marchand. The previous high was 27.5 million for Netflix on Christmas Day.

In this week's "Polling Place," we also asked what will be the Bears’ biggest advantage on Sunday: the home crowd? The weather? Something else?

Another Bears coach acknowledges something from Saturday's win that wasn't real smart football—on the part of Green Bay.

Chicago Bears QB Caleb Williams stood behind his head coach Ben Johnson and sent a stern message to the Green Bay Packers.

The Bears were cursed. Now they're doing the cursing. It has played well in Chicago, a city that has been ravenous for a winning team.

Green Bay Packers star safety Xavier McKinney called Chicago Bears head coach Ben Johnson a "troll" following Johnson's explicit postgame outburst.

The game got away from the Packers defense in the second half because they couldn’t figure out a way to stop Bears rookie tight end Colston Loveland.