Patrick Finley

The Sun-Times' experts offer their picks for the Bears' home game Thursday night against the Seahawks (7:15 p.m., Amazon Prime Video):

There wasn't any one moment this season when Odunze felt like he'd built enough chemistry with his quarterback. There may never be, at any point in their careers.

There's no other way to interpret their incompetence in the first quarter. The Bears have the most unprepared offense in the NFL.

The Bears play the Seahawks at 7:15 p.m. at Soldier Field. The Bears got their starting defensive tackle back Thursday night — Gervon Dexter

Without so much as lifting a pen, Bears general manager Ryan Poles can bring back every single defensive starter next year. The question is why he'd entertain it.

Gordon's touchdown was overruled by replay

The Bears' season is so lost, their offense so miserable, that it no longer seems like a good idea.

The Bears have nothing to play for — except for draft position, in which losing to their rivals would actually benefit them.

The Bears interviewed Kliff Kingsbury and decided not to hire him as their own offensive coordinator in January. A year later, they'll have the chance to do the same for a much better job — head coach.