NFL Headlines

• Deflated LaFleur deflects job talk after Pack loss
  Deflated after his team's stunning 31-27 loss to the Chicago Bears on Saturday night, Green Bay coach Matt LaFleur told reporters that he wants to remain Packers coach, but he declined to say whether he expected to return next season for an eighth year.
  Rob Demovsky
• Tracking head coach firings: Dolphins move on from Mike McDaniel
  There are now eight head coach openings around the NFL. Here's what to know.
  ESPN staff
• Solak: The Bears are a second-half team, and you can never count them out
  Perhaps we shouldn't be surprised the Bears came back to beat the Packers. They've been doing this all season.
  Ben Solak
• Harbaugh to limit interviews to just a few teams
  Former Ravens coach John Harbaugh will narrow his options to just a few NFL teams before starting to take interviews for his next potential job, he told Fox Sports.
• Bears' Johnson in viral speech: 'F--- the Packers!'
  A fired-up Ben Johnson yelled "F--- the Packers" during his postgame locker room speech after the Bears' historic comeback victory.
• Comeback Bears 'no fluke,' rally from 18 down
  Chicago quarterback Caleb Williams came through in his playoff debut, throwing a go-ahead, 25-yard touchdown pass to DJ Moore with 1:43 remaining, and the Bears rallied from an 18-point deficit to defeat the Green Bay Packers 31-27 in the wild-card round.
  Courtney Cronin
• Bears LB Edwards fractures fibula, out for season
  Chicago linebacker T.J. Edwards will miss the remainder of the Bears' postseason run after he suffered a fractured fibula in the second quarter of his team's stunning 31-27 comeback victory over the Green Bay Packers on Saturday night at Soldier Field.
  Courtney Cronin
• Source: Stafford to have tests on injured finger
  Rams quarterback Matthew Stafford will undergo tests Sunday on an injured finger, a source told ESPN.
• Optimistic Panthers show fight, focus on future
  Despite an  8-9 regular-season record, the Carolina Panthers, double-digit underdogs Saturday in the NFC wild-card round, took the Los Angeles Rams to the final seconds at Bank of America Stadium in Charlotte before ultimately succumbing in a 34-31 loss.
  David Newton
• Ex-QB Ryan named Falcons' president of football
  Former Falcons quarterback Matt Ryan has been named Atlanta's president of football.
  Marc Raimondi