Indiana, Memphis and Chicago, which has been without Derrick Rose all season, all lack the prototypical big star that sells lots of tickets. But they all rank in the top six in fewest points allowed per 100 possessions as they head into the playoffs. They may not have the bigtime scorers that grab all the headlines, but they all have defensive standouts anchoring hardnosed teams.Halas (1920), Neill Armstrong (1978) and Dick Jauron (1999).Trestman will try to squeeze all he can out of the offensive core of quarterback Jay Cutler, wide receiver Brandon Marshall and running back Matt Forte while keeping up a defense that enters the year without retired linebacker Brian Urlacher for the first time since 1999.The Bengals have won six of their nine alltime meetings with the Bears, including each of the last two. They won the most recent encounter at home in 2009 following a victory in Chicago during the 2005 campaign.Chicago has not beaten Cincinnati since 2001 and not at home since 1989