Hey, I wish I had a little bit more time or or in Brian, probably, you know, put it in his own words.

And and that's that's what they do when you could go around the league and you could go toe every single team both in the run game as well as in the past game.

And they are plays that are on that call sheet that coaches are kind of fascinated with, fixated with, they just kind of wanna, you know, call it and feel good about it.

Even though it may not necessarily be the best play at that particular time or throughout the game.

They continue to keep doing it because one thing is right.

They're not in the cockpit, so they're not sitting back there dropping back to be able to tell what the Russian looks like.

They got to get a feel from the sidelines, or they may not understand right then and there that the protection is has broken down.

And there's no answer for Aaron Donald, even though they may think that there is when you're calling the game and the flow of the game as an offensive coordinator.

And we could also have a conversation with Todd Haley, former head coach of the Kansas City Chiefs office.

According to Cleveland, Browns was gonna be joining us later about this is that there's plays in your call sheet that you just stick with.

Even though the guy may be getting, you know, beat down.

They just will call them because eventually it comes around as a positive in the run game as well, where we all sit at home and we said to ourselves, J, Why is he calling that play out on his two yards?

They're not getting anywhere.

It's like, eventually is going to pop and sometimes that happens like that.

So, you know, you got to think that Matt Nagy, along with with Nick foes, kind of know exactly what it is that they want to do from an offensive standpoint and feel good about it.

Well, they kept Chicago 49 yards on the ground, so and he got sacked.

Nick Foles got sacked four times.

Let's just well, you're gonna get sacked four times when Aaron Donald, in that front, agreed.

So let's just call this way.

It is key the Bears are who I thought they were right, like, did this look like a team that can outrace the Green Bay Packers to the NFC North title?

No.

Does this truly look like an operation with enough offensive potency toe hold onto a wildcard into January?

Don't know.

No, I don't know.

Look, they're old Line is decimated.

Lewis Reddick said it during the Monday Night Football broadcast.

He said, Look, you can't make players bigger, faster and stronger, and when the defense can't get your points, you're gonna be in trouble.

And I said it before this three games kit.

They have coming up at Rams.

They play the Saints next, and then the Titans.

We're gonna find out everything we need to know about this team.

Defensively.

They're good, but offensively they are inept.

Here's what I would say about Chicago.

They played a RAM team.

That's that's good.

Rams.

The Rams air good.

They're good football team.

But the Rams laid an egg up in San Francisco a week ago, so you wasn't sure what that was.

They went to three weeks ago and got beat in Buffalo after playing the Giants and then going back to L.

A and coming all the way back to you, The Chicago Bears.

Next.

What do we next month?

I mean, next week will be November week.

A.

The weather will start to change.

They'll be at home when the weather in Chicago.

When you play outdoors, this formula for them, which is try to run the football limit.

Your mistake's with Nick.

Foles had two interceptions last night, so that hurt him and play defense in that weather is portable, so I'm not ready to say that they're not a legitimate team, so they have to win ugly that they are.

You go all the way back if you go all the way back 1985 and you go to Mike Dicken in Chicago.

Bears the style.

Not ugly, but just the style defense.

Hard nose.

Run the ball with sweetness and McMahon could throw a few check downs here and there.

Are you fast forward, the Rex Grossman in Lovey Smith?

Rex Grossman Man without that was the defense that did that, and they ran the ball solemn.

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