Calm down people!!

The Bears lose a frustrating game that they shouldn't lose (usually a home game for whatever reason) every year.  Even in their Super Bowl run in '06, they were humiliated at home by the Miami Dolphins, who were no juggernaut.  Please keep in mind the following, perhaps after taking a few deep, cleansing breaths:

• The Chicago Bears are 8-4.
• The team they are fighting with for first place, the Green Bay Packers, are also 8-4.
• The Chicago Bears and Green Bay Packers play in 9 days.
• At Soldier Field, Chicago.
• If the Bears win their last 4 games (they will be favored in at least 3 of the 4), they will finish as the #2 seed in the NFC (provided the San Francisco 49ers lose to the New England Patriots). 
• That game is at New England, in 9 days.
• If you do the math, the Bears have a high probability of being the #2 seed in the NFC in 9 days.
• To hold that, they would need to beat the Arizona Cardinals and Detroit Lions.
• Alshon Jeffery will be back this week, which will have an immense positive impact on the offense.
• Jay Cutler and Brandon Marshall.  That's all I'm going to say about that.
• Matt Forte is getting healthier.
• Gabe Carimi may actually know how to play Guard.
• Brian Urlacher will be back for the playoffs.  And next year. 

I'm going with the same prediction I had last time for Bears-Vikings, plus 3 for Minnesota since they're at home.  Bears 31 Vikes 16