The forecast for Sunday’s divisional round game in Chicago calls for temperatures near single digits, wind chills below zero, and the possibility of snow at Soldier Field. Outside observers have wondered whether those conditions could slow the Los Angeles Rams’ high-powered offense against a Bears defense known for forcing turnovers.

The current forecast for kickoff is a temperature of 19 degrees, wind gusts of 20 miles per hour and a 45 percent chance of snow.

The Los Angeles Rams are back in the divisional round for the second consecutive season. Oddly enough, head coach Sean McVay will also be facing his 15th different team in the playoffs when L.A. plays the Chicago Bears at Soldier Field.

Caleb Williams could make use of Rome Odunze and DJ Moore in the divisional playoffs provided he gets time to throw.

The Rams and the Bears will take the field in the final Divisional Round playoff game of the weekend Sunday evening in what promises to be an electric but frigid environment in the Windy City.

Rams right guard Kevin Dotson will return from an ankle injury for the division round playoff game vs. the Bears, coach Sean McVay said.

Sunday’s Rams–Bears matchup at Soldier Field could be defined less by football and more by the weather. Arctic air locked over the Midwest is expected to keep temperatures well below normal, with periodic snow chances and biting winds making conditions feel even harsher by kickoff.

WOODLAND HILLS, Ca. The Los Angeles Rams continued their preparations for their divisional matchup against the Chicago Bears on Thursday. With Thursday being th