Ravens quarterback Lamar Jackson has been listed as questionable for Sunday vs. the Chicago Bears after being a full participant in Friday's practice

As the Bears continue to stack wins, they continue to climb the standings (as they now sit tied for second place in the NFC North and occupying the final wild-card playoff spot). That also means that they are climbing up the power rankings, as well.

Are the Bears the real deal now that they've won four straight? Check out how their odds have moved, along with expert insight.

The Bears are in the NFL’s middle class. That’s a realistic view of where they stand, so it should be accompanied by realistic expectations. They should handle bad teams as they did the Saints and Raiders,

The run game was effective again, but coach Ben Johnson and the Bears acknowledged that the offense was sloppy.

In a four-game winning streak, the Bears have found different ways to win each time. Every win had ended the same, with Ben Johnson's "Good, Better, Best." He explained his mantras' origin on Friday.

Chicago's rushing game could continue to be a pleasant surprise with both Swift and Monangai working as a dynamic duo, with Bieniemy's coaching leading the way. The Bears can only hope that the offense comes together as a whole and they can use their running game success to help lead to better complementary football.

The Chicago Bears will have a tough time against Lamar Jackson, Derrick Henry and the Baltimore Ravens in Week 8.