After six comeback wins in the regular season propelled the cardiac Bears to the NFC North title, they followed the same dramatic blueprint in Saturday night’s wild card showdown against the Packers at Soldier Field,

LaFleur explained the Bears changed up schematically in the second half, frequently bringing blitzes off the edge that the Packers weren't blocking properly. Run or pass, there was no room to function, and the repeated stalls left the defense on the field way too much, running its tank empty.

Royce O’Neal followed suit early in the period. Already at 11 points with three triples, he embodied a Suns offense punishing from beyond the arc. As a team, Phoenix was sitting at a solid 8-for-20 from three, a volume that was beginning to weigh heavily on the Wizards’ defense.

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The Miami Dolphins closed the 2025 regular season Sunday afternoon at Gillette Stadium, falling 38–10 to the New England Patriots. Miami finished the year 7–10 after facing a Patriots team playing for playoff positioning in the Week 18 matchup.

The Providence Bruins returned home this afternoon to face the Lehigh Valley Phantoms. The Bruins suffered a 5-1 loss to the Wolf Pack last night. The

The Bears concluded a magical regular season with a 19-16 loss to the Lions Sunday at Soldier Field, but the NFC North champions secured the No. 2 seed in the playoffs with Philadelphia’s 24-17 home defeat to Washington.

Here are five takeaways from the game: Minnesota's complex, blitz-heavy defense dominated most of the game against No. 3 QB Clayton Tune and a somewhat makeshift offensive line. The Packers had only eight first downs in the game until their final possession, when they managed to drive for a field goal on the game's last play to avoid a shutout.

The Phoenix Suns beat the New York Knicks 112-107, adding another hard-fought, chaotic win to their resume this season. This game had it all…elite shot-making from Dillon Brooks and Devin Booker, as well as Jalen Brunson and Miles McBride.