Would Ben Johnson consider resting key players for the postseason? Brad Biggs answers your Chicago Bears questions weekly.

The Patriots' head coach received 13 first-place votes, which is more than double that of the Chicago Bears ' top man, Ben Johnson (6). Vrabel took over a flailing franchise that had eight wins combined over the previous two seasons. Similar to what he did with the Tennessee Titans, the former Patriots linebacker righted the ship overnight.

You may recall that Ben Johnson and Matt LaFleur had a short-and-not-so-sweet postgame handshake two weeks ago. It was more of the same on Saturday night: 🚨🚨THE BEEF CONTINUES🚨🚨 #BEARS HC BEN JOHNSON BASICALLY IGNORED #PACKERS COACH MATT LAFLEUR POSTGAME AFTER THE GAME. 😳😳😳 Johnson clearly HATES LaFleur… wow. pic.twitter.com/0gbof86azd

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Now that the Bears' spot in the postseason is secured, the team may be tempted to take their foot off the gas pedal, but recently, head coach Ben Johnson highlighted that the team still has plenty to play for over the final two weeks of the regular season.

The three first-year head coaches are getting the most out of their offenses and quarterbacks and showed it in Week 16.

Love was injured during the second-quarter and suffered a concussion following a hit by Bears second-year pass rusher Austin Booker. Booker was properly flagged for roughing the passer for the second time of the game but the real damage was already done.

While it may not come in Week 17, Bears head coach Ben Johnson is expecting receiver Rome Odunze to return before the season is over.