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Hoge & Jahns Podcast: Bears’ defense, Mitch Trubisky deliver a big win

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Bears quarterback Mitch Trubisky drops back vs. the Ravens. (AP)

BALTIMORE — In episode 122 of their podcast, the Chicago Sun-Times’ Adam L. Jahns and WGN Radio’s Adam Hoge break down the Bears’ wild 27-24 win in overtime against the Ravens.

It was a special day for the Bears’ defense, but why did the offense run the ball so much? How well did rookie Mitch Trubisky play? What happened on special teams? Tune in.

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