First-place Rams place defensive captain Quentin Lake, offensive starters Rob Havenstein, Tyler Higbee on injured reserve

The Chicago Bears are gaining significant attention from bettors ahead of their upcoming playoff game against the Los Angeles Rams, marking a notable shift in public interest and confidence in the team. Patrick Everson reports that this trend is unprecedented, especially considering the Bears' recent performance and their position in the league.

The Los Angeles Rams are preparing for a playoff game against the Chicago Bears at Soldier Field, where temperatures are expected to be below 20 degrees Fahrenheit, with potential snow and strong winds. Players like defensive tackle Kobie Turner and quarterback Matthew Stafford acknowledge the cold but emphasize their experience in challenging weather conditions.

Andrew Siciliano and Jori Epstein discussed potential candidates for the nine head coach openings in the NFL, highlighting their ideal fits for each position. The conversation included insights from Rams safety Quentin Lake and former Jaguars player Maurice Jones-Drew, who shared their perspectives on coaching dynamics and team performance.

Rams quarterback Matthew Stafford expressed confidence that the cold temperatures at Soldier Field will not affect his performance in the upcoming playoff game against the Chicago Bears, stating, 'It'll be a lot of fun.' This positive outlook comes as both teams prepare for challenging weather conditions.