The Chicago Bears are one of the hottest teams in the NFL right now. After winning a wild 22-16 overtime game against the Green Bay Packers on Saturday night, the Bears are now on the cusp of clinching their first playoff berth in five years. However, they haven't earned a postseason spot just yet.

Notable odds: While the loss to the Panthers drops Tampa Bay out of playoff position for the time being, the Bucs still have a 58% shot at winning the NFC South, per The Athletic. That's because they face Carolina one more time and will hold the tiebreaker if they win that game.

Caleb Williams and the Chicago Bears completed a fourth-quarter comeback to defeat the Green Bay Packers 22–16 in overtime on Saturday, with Jordan Love sidelined.

The Bears lead the NFC North this week and could secure a postseason berth. Here's a look at their playoff scenarios entering Week 16.

After Bears wide receiver DJ Moore was seen trolling the Packers with a cheese grater, quarterback Caleb Williams joined the fun.

That's the mantra Ben Johnson instilled in his team on Saturday night, with the Chicago Bears pulling off a comeback for the ages in a 22-16 overtime victory over the Green Bay Packers. The win keeps Chicago atop the NFC North and puts the Bears in the driver's seat heading into the final two weeks of the regular season.

"FOX NFL Sunday" crew break down the Chicago Bears and Green Bay Packers ahead of their pivotal NFC North matchup.

The Detroit Lions' talent screams "playoff team." Their 2025 results, however, have not always agreed. After going 15-2 in 2024, the Lions have already tripled their loss total in 2025. Still, Dan Campbell's squad came into Week 16 in the hunt for a playoff spot at 8-6 — even in a loaded NFC North and wild-card picture,