Chicago Bears head coach Ben Johnson had yet another great postgame speech after his team defeated the Green Bay Packers in stunning fashion in the wild-card game on Saturday night.

Chicago Bears wide receiver Rome Odunze got just a bit too excited following the playoff win over the Green Bay Packers on Saturday night, and head coach Ben Johnson paid the price.

The NFL postseason kicked off Saturday night with two thrilling matchups: the Los Angeles Rams edged the Carolina Panthers 34–31, while the Chicago Bears overcame a 21–3 halftime deficit to defeat the Green Bay Packers 31–27.

Cameras caught an interesting postgame interaction between Matt LaFleur and Ben Johnson. Here's what went down.

The Bears pulled off a stunning comeback win over the Packers in Saturday's Wild Card matchup leading to a frosty postgame handshake.

First-year Bears coach Ben Johnson made his playoff debut Saturday as Chicago took on the Packers at home after winning the NFC North crown. Unfortunately for the former Lions offensive coordinator, his squad had a rough go of it in the first half as the Bears turned the ball over three times following a field goal on their opening drive.

Another angle has surfaced of the postgame handshake between coaches Ben Johnson and Matt LaFleur on Saturday.

The Village of Bedford Park is inviting fans to a Bears coach Ben Johnson Look-A-Like Contest at the Wintrust Sports Complex from 5 p.m. to 8 p.m. Thursday.

The miraculous comeback and monumental moment for the franchise was cause for massive celebration at Soldier Field. As the Bears grappled with what had just happened, Odunze jumped for joy with Johnson, hilariously bringing his coach to the ground as he appeared to trip over a photographer through the chaotic scene: