Bears season comes to a close and they could be in a win-win situation depending on what happens Sunday at Soldier Field less than three hours away in Indianapolis. The Bears host the 12-4 Vikings for their regular season finale. CBS 2’s Marshall Harris has three things to watch.

The Bears season comes to a close and They could be in a win-win situation Depending on what happens Sunday at Soldier Field and less than three hours Away in Indianapolis I'm Marshall Harrison this is three things to watch When the Bears host the Vikings for the Regular season finale we have reserved The first thing to watch each and every Week for Justin fields and for good Reason the number one question we wanted Answered this year is have the Bears Found a franchise quarterback I think The answer is yes but Fields is not Playing this week rolled out with a hip Strain so now it's Nathan peterman's Time to shine making his first start Since 2018. now he's one in three in his Four NFL starts and the one win he threw A touchdown no picks in the three losses No touchdowns 10 interceptions the Second thing to watch is effort the Bears had their worst effort in the Blowout loss to the line so something Anything would be better than that and That's largely on the players to play With pride but also Maddie eberfloose And his coaching staff to find a way to Get the most out of a team that that is Outmanned and knows that this well this Is it for them that's a stark contrast To their opponent the Vikings who are Embarrassed by the Packers last week and Still need to get it together for the

Playoffs the final thing to watch in Game number 17 the scoreboard the Bears Aren't likely winning this game and Here's why that's okay if they lose they Will finish 3 and 14. but if former Bears head coach Lovie Smith can coach The Houston Texans to a road win against The Colts well the Texans would finish 3-13 and one that's a half game better Than the Bears and that would mean the Number one pick in the 2023 NFL draft Would belong to Chicago I told you it Could very well be a win-win situation That's three things to watch when the Bears take on the Vikings at high noon On Sunday

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