Chicago (10-4) hosts Green Bay (9-4-1) at Soldier Field with division lead at stake as both teams eye playoff positioning in Saturday's primetime matchup.

One of the first players signed by GM Ryan Poles after the Bears signed coach Ben Johnson will get a chance after spending the season on the practice squad.

As expected in December, it's cold in Chicago. Especially for the Green Bay Packers. With the first-half temperature at 32 degrees and the wind chill at 16, the Packers lost the use of a critical tool Saturday night against the Bears — their sideline heaters.

The Bears lead the NFC North this week and could secure a postseason berth. Here's a look at their playoff scenarios entering Week 16.

According to NFL.com, the Bears currently have a 79 percent chance of making the playoffs. If Chicago beats Green Bay, that jumps to 95 percent. But if the Bears get swept by the Packers, it falls to 61 percent. Assuming Chicago takes care of business against Green Bay, there's a likelihood they could earn a postseason berth by Week 16's end.

The Chicago Bears used an unconventional formation featuring two tight ends in the backfield against the Green Bay Packers and Cleveland Browns. The results speak for themselves.

The Chicago Bears have seen all they need to see out of Nick McCloud to know he shouldn't be part of this roster moving forward.