Pro Football Weekly: Chicago

Hub Arkush and Arthur Arkush discuss the Bears recent moves and the change to the NFL playoffs. Does it give the Bears a better shot at the postseason in 2020?

Hub Arkush and Arthur Arkush dive into the offseason and what the Bears will be up to

Hub Arkush and Arthur Arkush share some thoughts as we transition in the offseason for the Bears and, with one game to go, the rest of the NFL

New coaches, a new spot for training camp, Hub Arkush and Arthur Arkush break it down on the latest episode of our podcast.

After some hirings and firings by the Bears, Hub Arkush and Arthur Arkush discuss what's next

Hub Arkush and Arthur Arkush break down what exactly Ryan Pace had to say at his season-ending news conference on New Year's Eve.

Hub Arkush and Arthur Arkush review Bears-Packers and look ahead to a primetime Chiefs-Bears game.

Hub Arkush and Arthur Arkush discuss what the Bears can do in the final three games of the regular season.

Arthur Arkush shares his thoughts on the Bears win at Detroit on Thanksgiving on the road home, and where the Bears can go from here.

After another disappointing loss, Hub Arkush and Arthur Arkush look ahead at what's next for the Bears

Hub Arkush and Arthur Arkush discuss the win against the Lions, and if the Bears can make it two in a row on Sunday night against Los Angeles.

This week, Hub Arkush and Arthur Arkush discuss the frustrating performance of the Bears

Hub Arkush and Arthur Arkush discuss what has been a busy week at Halas Hall

Arthur Arkush and Hub Arkush discuss the disaster against New Orleans and what the Bears can do to dig out of their funk.

The guys discuss the Kyle Long injury and what it means for the team and Long's career, as well as other Bears injuries on the roster. On the flip side, there is also some good news in the return of players such as Gabriel, Trubisky and others that may help in the battle against the Saints in Week 7. Plus, the guys look at the NFC North and some NFL news around the league as PFW and the PFW Chicago Podcasts merge for even more football talk!

The guys do their own thorough evaluation of what's most plaguing the disappointing Bears at the bye week, from an underperforming O-line to Matt Nagy's inability to build the offense's identity to potentially having to adjust up front without lynchpin Akiem Hicks.

The guys react to the trio of videos that made big news at Halas Hall this week and explain why the talk of Matt Nagy using tempo to get in Mitch's ear earlier is much ado about nothing. We also share a few other final thoughts from the win in Washington, the state of the Bears' O-line and run game and go in-depth breaking down Sunday's showdown with the Vikings.

Hub and Arthur discuss the Bears' ultra-conservative game plan in Denver that delivered win No. 1 and why it's unlikely to be the new regular. We also discuss Eddy Pineiro's star turn, the over-the-top Trubisky criticism and a bunch more.

It's been a week, but we're still trying to figure out what went so horribly wrong vs. the Packers, while turning attention toward Vic Fangio's Broncos. A lot more Mitch postmortem but also who has the upper hand in the first reunion of the minds, and will the Bears incorporate David Montgomery and their run game this week? Plus, updates on Trey Burton, Bryce Callahan and lots more!

Hub and Arthur break down the disappointing season-opening loss to the rival Packers, beginning — where else? — with our in-depth analysis of whatever the hell that was from Mitch Trubisky and Matt Nagy. The guys also explain why Leonard Floyd and Roy Robertson-Harris' breakout seasons are off to rousing starts and look at the special teams too.