It's another primetime game for the Bears, who welcome in the Buccaneers on Sunday Night Football. Dan Wiederer and Mark Grote break down the matchup. The Bucs have had back-to-back wins behind a good defense and without hardly any passing attack. What's the biggest threat to the Bears? Also in this episode, Halas Hall is still buzzing over the addition of defensive tackle Jeffery Simmons. What impact has he been making both on and off the field? And the Bears offense has been humming, in large part due to the continued excellent play of quarterback Caleb Williams. What has been the key to his success?

Dan Wiederer and Mark Grote discuss just how impressive it was for the Bears to win in Seattle the way that they did and how it changes our outlook for the rest of the season.

Dan Wiederer and Mark Grote discuss the play of quarterback Caleb Williams, who continues to impress us with how in control of the offense he is.

Dan Wiederer and Mark Grote look at the left tackle position for the Bears. Braxton Jones is officially done for the season, and Theo Benedet suffered a shoulder injury against the Seahawks. If Benedet can't play against the Buccaneers, is Ozzy Trapilo ready for a full game?

After the Bears earned a massive win against the Seahawks, it's the Buccaneers who are next up. Before we look ahead to the Bucs game, Dan Wiederer and Mark Grote have leftover thoughts on Chicago's win in Seattle. This team is being looked at differently after that game. There are also injury notes for the Bears. Left tackle Braxton Jones will miss the remainder of the season, and fellow left tackle Theo Benedet seems to be a little banged up. What's the status of the left tackle spot? Meanwhile, the addition of defensive tackle Jeffery Simmons has clearly added a lot of juice to the Bears locker room. Plus, quarterback Caleb Williams continues to play at a high level.

Our own Dan Wiederer joined David Haugh and Jarrett Payton on 104.3 The Score in Chicago to discuss how the Bears are being viewed after beating the Seahawks, 34-17, on their home field.

Mark Grote and Leila Rahimi discussed how impressive it was for the Bears to go into Seattle and beat the defending Super Bowl champion Seahawks, 34-17.

The Bears went into Seattle on Monday Night Football and walked away with a dominant 34-17 win! Mark Grote and Leila Rahimi react to what we saw. Defensive tackle Jeffery Simmons showed just how much of a game-wrecker he is, and quarterback Caleb Williams and the offense continuously answered the Seahawks when they needed to. This was quite the statement win.

Dan Wiederer and Mark Grote examine the matchup between the Bears offense and the Seahawks defense on Monday Night Football. Does either side have the edge?

Dan Wiederer and Mark Grote examine the challenge the Bears will have in covering Seahawks star receiver Jaxon Smith-Njigba, who's seemingly unstoppable this season.

Dan Wiederer explains for Mark Grote how the Bears hold an extra bit of belief after they traded for All-Pro defensive tackle Jeffery Simmons.