"All we care about is how we're going to survive this round and reach the final four,"
"Stafford's got a tremendous feel for the game. He knows how to manipulate the defense and he's got that knack for the dramatic. I see the similarities between the two at crunch time. [Williams] desperately wants to be great - he wants to be one of the best ever to play. I love how he's wired as a person and competitor. He's a big reason why we are where we are today. He's going to be leading this franchise for a long time."
"I've been proud as hell of how Justin Dedich has battled, but the expectation is - and I know Kevin's preparing - [that he will] go play this week. We're going to really push that thing and see how he feels, with the optimism that there's a good chance that he makes it."
The Chicago Bears (31-27 over Green Bay) host the Los Angeles Rams (34-31 over Carolina) in the divisional round, featuring two top offenses. Rams quarterback Matthew Stafford leads the league with 4,707 passing yards and 46 touchdowns, while rookie Caleb Williams has 3,942 yards and 27 touchdowns. Nick McCloud (groin) is out for the Bears, with Rome Odunze (foot) and Jalen Reeves-Maybin (back) listed as questionable. Stafford is expected to play despite a sprained right index finger. Kevin Dotson is progressing from an ankle issue, and Terrance Ferguson (hamstring) and Josh Wallace (ankle) are looking good after returning from absence.
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