Chicago Bears STILL Have Work To Do! | Trade Deadline Moves & Bye Week Improvements

So, J.C., what were your thoughts on that? About my bathroom? Oh, that's what I'm talking about. What's going on, brother? You okay? Hey, how's it going? Good. Yeah, right? You good? Yeah, I'm good. It was a little quick. It was a little quick. I don't think it was any hand washing there. It takes five seconds to wash your hands. Usain, whoa, five seconds. Water. Hey, brother, you supposed to say, take me out to the ball game. I thought it was a rule. I thought it was more of the ABC song. Oh, God, no. He didn't touch it. He didn't touch it, God. I'm You all are my best friends. starting Oh, at least I got the non-touching hand. And. Breeze Nation, what's good? Yeah, this guy. Boy, Pat the designer back at it again. to We may be one member less the next time you see this episode, speak hit that like button, subscribe to the page, leave a five star review, now. y'all know what to do, that was disgusting, you filthy animal, we got a lot to get into on today's episode, of course reacting to the game as we head into the bye week. Also, what do the Bears need to do today? I mean, boys, the trade deadline coming up here fast. Uh, Jason. JC's concerned. Okay. Where's your... I am. He's coming fast and hard. Yeah, he's coming. I'm ready, yeah. I don't know if Joel has that on him. He's fast. I'm ready. Coming fast. I don't know, I don't know, I don't know. I haven't heard that in a while. Joel's got a weird soundboard going on over here. But also, I want to take a look at what we want to see this Bears team improve upon. At the bye, all that and more on today's episode. Hit that like button, subscribe to the page, leave a five-star review. Y'all know what to do. Boys, what's going on? Hey, man, doing good, man. Everybody good? Doing good? We missed you on the game. We missed you on the game last week. Oh, yeah. A couple days ago. All right, you know, you know. Things are happening, you know. We just saw JC texting the entire time we were watching. I was so – I was like, what's happening? What is going on? Why? What's going on? What? Who? What? Where? Where? Right, yeah, bro. I'm a fist. What are we doing? Are we just giving this game away? Wait, who's that? Who's got a bet on Calshi? It definitely felt like that. I was cracking up, though, as we walked out because Ringo was there, so his dad came to scoop him. I was cracking up because – Ringo's dad was like, you know, that was all Vegas. If the Bears had scored that touchdown, what it would have been? I was like, it was an eight-point game. He was like, no, it would have been six. I was like, no, it would have been eight. And he was like, it still was Vegas. I was like, what? What? What? Conspiracy. Yeah. He was all in on the conspiracy. Caleb had the under on his parlay list on that one. But, no, listen, I think. You know, that was a game, and boys, I don't know if you saw the video yesterday or not, but that was a game yesterday, or I should say on Sunday night, that I would say is very indicative of why this team is going to be very good to finish out the season. That's the game that we said we're supposed to win. That's the game that we, preseason, we were like, if Caleb don't play well, it's over, ball up top. And yet, you come out of that game, very gritty win, very ugly win, very difficult win, but a win nonetheless. And you would rather be in the win column than sitting there talking about, over the bye week, one of the worst losses after you got off to such a great start. I think that this is a game that it feels like... You know, it showed you more of who your defense is than maybe who your offense is. But I also think we knew who the offense was by the time we got to that game. I'm not concerned at all moving forward. Your thoughts on yesterday's game? It shows that you can rely on not just the offense. We talked about how this offense at the beginning of the year is Super Bowl caliber or... Playoff caliber, I should say. You can say it. We got Jeffrey Simmons in the building, baby. Super Bowl caliber. Super Bowl caliber on the defense now, though. You're right. So it's like no matter what, if one side of the ball is kind of lagging or slacking behind, then the other side of the ball can pick up the slack and carry the team. And that's what you got even from Jeffrey Simmons. I believe even in his – Presser, he was saying that, you know, that's our job is to do our part so we can give it back to them so they can try and score. And if they don't score and it comes back to us, we're going to continue to try and eliminate, you know, the issue by going three and out on the defense. And that's exactly what they did. They continued to apply pressure to Tampa Bay. It was just a game of just penalties and back and forth interceptions and just giving the ball away. It was very weird. But again, that's how you know this team. is a Super Bowl-caliber team because with all of the takeaways that they had, with all of the mishaps and the mistakes and the misfires, you still found a way to win, and you never trailed, by the way. I don't think they've trailed in the last three games. They haven't trailed since Caleb Williams has been back. Since he started. Yeah, bro. Under center in these last three games. They have never trailed at any point. That's impressive. And so I was pleased with that. I think that we have a team now that, despite our worst game, we can still win. That says a lot. So, for me, it was reminiscent of the Cardinals game. Yeah. Reminiscent of Rex Grossman's four-interception game. Oh, man. Now, I need y'all to re-watch that game. Rex's interceptions were insane. Like, Caleb was trying to make the right play. Rex was turning around like. It's just like, David. He wasn't even looking. He was not even looking. Two of them picks was crazy. Two of them was like that. He was. The other two. They didn't make it. The other two was, he was more arm talent. Yes. But two of them was similar to Rex Grossman. Like, what are you doing? The tip ball that went up, he was trying to force the ball in. They said, I need to put more on it. I was like, that was a fastball. And that's why I say two of them were really bad. Two of them were understandable. But for me, the game was reminiscent of those days where we, like a Super Bowl run and other games, like even Buffalo had one earlier this year. Josh Allen threw like four picks. Where, you know, your quarterback is going to have a bad game. You hope to mitigate and minimize some of his decisions, with your play calling. But if he's not on, he's really off. And that's what we saw for me for Caleb. I'm not going to put – look at your video and it's put out there and everybody is jumping on Caleb and talking about he's not that dude and he's not this and he's not that. And it's what you want to call is that Monday morning overreaction. Did you see Rex Ryan? Oh, my God, yeah. Rex Ryan is like, I don't know if I'm still running this Caleb Williams guy. Rex, I ain't going to lie to you. Rex is mad entertaining because he is the old guy that just says whatever he feels that day. It is. Oh, 100%, bro. It is. But if you look at the totality, the defense definitely stepped up and was able to, you know, get a victory similar to, you know, Devin Hester's runbacks. Yeah. A couple of scoop and scores from Urlacher and Briggs. Yeah. Back in those football run days. Jason McKee with a heck of a tackle on an interception down the sideline. He's got one of the best tackles in that game. Exactly. So, to me, this was very indicative of, like you said, a potential. Definitely a playoff team, but a potential Super Bowl team where you're able to overcome mistakes and still able to win and be able to further along and understand what you need to change and get better at. No, 100%. And I think that that's why I'm not concerned at all. Listen, as we look ahead here, there's... The trade deadline's coming up here in a few hours. Yeah. And maybe there are more additions that need to be made. Maybe you feel like you need more to keep up. But I'll be honest with you, like, if the Bears come out of this, and you told me that they came out of this with Jeffrey Simmons, maybe they end up signing Jordan Elliott, who was the young man who… Running back, right? No, Jordan Elliott is the defensive tackle that was next to… Jeffrey Simmons, who brought the Yameen out because Buddy was talking a little crazy to him. He was talking about his dead mama. Yeah, yeah, yeah. Was that what it was? No, I'm just kidding. I was going to say, like, I don't know. Hey, hey, hey, if you're talking about my dead mama, I'm going to bring the Yameen out. Yeah, yeah, yeah. From what I heard, from what I heard, well, no, it was just he was getting his butt kicked. Yeah, it was like. Like, it was literally football that got him there. I'm sure that there had to be more. It's always some words. And here's the only reason I'm sure there had to be more. The NFL reinstituted him so fast. I've never seen somebody get reinstituted that fast. It was like just 24 hours. And he's not an elite talent. Right. You know what I mean? So I'm assuming there was a story told to the league office that was like, dang, he said that? But at the same time, it's just, you know, if you told me we come out of this trade deadline with Jeffrey Simmons, maybe you sign Jordan Elliott, maybe you don't. They're going to bring him in for a workout over the bye week. Maybe you go out there and add a DB here late, or you pick one up off of the cut market. No, we did. We did lose a defensive tackle for the rest of the year last week. Yeah, we lost Contavious Street. Contavious Street. Contavious Street. So it would make sense to go get somebody just for some depth and things like that. But like cost you nothing, I think. I also am not feeling like this is a deep... Look at that game yesterday. I don't care how bad you think the Buccaneers are. Five turnovers and you gave up 11 points. Five turnovers, and you gave up 11 points. By the way, they weren't turnovers that were, like, at the 20 of the bear. Like, they were turnovers that were on the bear's side. They were short field in field position, in scoring position. You should have been able to get more, and your defense stood, Pat. So, like, I'm also not living in this world where, because I see what everyone else is adding, I see what the Jaguars are doing. That's what it's got. You know, J.C.'s panties a little tight. Yeah. His finger. His finger. His finger. His sphincter's a little tight. But at the same time, you still got to go out there and make the plays. And I think that this is a defense that proved it can make the plays. I think this is an offense that we know can make the plays if they play the way that they're supposed to. And I truly don't have – I get it. Everybody's concerned about the DB room. What's happening with the DBs? Are you going to get better DBs? You might not. Why? Do you? Why? You just. Because you might not want to give up that much more capital. Because look at the game. Yes, they're big! No, I'm saying... Our DBs necessarily didn't get cooked on Sunday. Jalen Johnson made a heck of a play. Tyreek came back, and he might be hurt. But you know Malik Muhammad is coming back. With the pressure that we're getting up front now, and the potential additions that we might get As far as... Defensive tackle and potential, what we're going to talk about, we might not get to, but Will McDonald that's available for trade. Yeah. We might not have to give up that much capital. Your DBs, the amount of time they're going to have to cover is going to be cut in half. Also, everyone's talking about Nashawn Wright. He might get cut. You might just be able to pay him money and bring him over and not get rid of capital. The Jets, I don't know what it is. They might hate him. I don't know what's going on. I don't think he's played the last week or two. He hasn't played this season, I don't believe. No, he played this season early on. Did he play some? He played early on. But then he got a doghouse, I want to say the game three or something, and he's been spot duty after that. But the thing that I've continued to say, listen, do I think that Nishan Wright is faster and can play the game a little bit smoother than Jalen Johnson? Maybe can't right now because of the speed that we saw on display. Sure. Do I think that it improves your DB room that much more? No. And I don't think he's going to start over, Jalen. I think he's going to take over. He's not. He's going to take over the side. He would take over the side he took over last year, which was Tyreek probably. Correct. Because then you got Muhammad will probably be in the slot, the nickel slot or whatever. But he's still got Kyler. Kyler came back out. He did, but – Kyler came back out. I thought he was dead. I was so – I thought it was – I was like, don't you dare do this again to me. Bro, I felt so bad. I was like, it's about to be over. Yeah. Hey, if he had stayed out, I was about to be like, that'll be all for Kyler Gordon, ladies and gentlemen. And that'll be a deep drive by Castellanos. That'll be a home run. So, like you said, what do you think now that we kind of segue into the second point? So, what do you think we need to work on? Because the pass rush has been definitely improved since Jeffrey Simmons got there. Talk about coming out of the bye week? Yeah. Listen, I think that the things that you need to work on are the basic fundamental things. The only things that we talk about the Bears messing up is stuff that just feels like it's too simple for y'all to be this good. You know what I mean? Like, the penalties are still a conversation right now. This was something that was cleaned. Not really. The holding penalties have definitely cleaned up. Like, the pre-snap penalties has been cleaned up. You've gotten better at it. It's something about the holding issues. Yeah. But a lot of them are still phantom calls. Yeah, so that one on DeMarco Jackson was insane. I know. So what really are the fundamentals? You still had nine penalties in that game. Yeah. Nine penalties for 74 yards. Here's the thing. There is not a game that we could talk about where if the Bears have, let's say, three penalties, three, four penalties, which they got down to last season, where a team can stand in front of you and beat you. If you can get back to playing that version of football, and I think that's got to be a focus coming out of the bye. If you can get back to playing that version of football, everything else is in it, man. I'm not worried about the turnovers that we saw the other day because that's never been who Caleb Williams is. We all watched in person. The worst day of a young man's life. NFL football career. I'm talking about football life here. I'm not talking about life in general. The worst day he's ever had between four white lines. Yeah, since college. I love how he remembers that, too. Since college, too. Like three interceptions in high school, and then three versus Notre Dame. He had four USC. I don't know. He's never had a four-interception day. I think three is his most, and that's what I mean. We all watched his worst day ever, and you won the game. So I don't think that there are massive things that the Bears need to overcome. I think you might need to figure some things out within the run game. That's what I would like Ben Johnson to work on coming back, because for some reason, he went away. Yeah, but we've talked about that a lot this year, and it's been the identity of the team. And when he relies on it, when he uses it, when he forces it. I'm not saying, right, like you want to sit there and just get no game. The Tampa Bay Buccaneers did a good job stopping the run. But think about the Seattle game. There weren't any explosive runs. There was tough one-yard runs, got a first down, got a key third down pickup, got into the end zone by getting the edge, right? DeAndre Swift is running tough yards. I will say this, and maybe this is the big conversation that needs to be had on the episode. The bye week is where we start to see changes happen if somebody is not up to snuff. Garrett Bradbury has been looking real bad. Oh, he has. I thought it was just me. Garrett Bradbury has been looking real bad. I thought it was just me. I thought it was just me. I don't know. I don't know if Logan is ready, but he looks good in the little bit that we saw. I think that there's a real conversation to be had on could this be a time here where you've got the full week and then you don't play again until the following Sunday. So you basically got two weeks to work with here. Could this be a time where you start to work Logan Jones into that mix to go away from Garrett Bradbury? Because I think there's going to be a lot of changes. Think Davion's going to get a lot less time? Think John A's going to start to work his way back in? I don't. He smacked a dude two weeks in a row. I kind of respect that. Yeah, remember, he got the same penalty in the Seattle game. Oh, never mind. Okay, I forgot about that one. Hey, I knew it. What'd I say? I said, he's not going to play again. He didn't. Because Antoine Randall looked at him and was like, look, hey, you got to stop it. Right. Come on. Come sit next to me. Thanks, man. Come have a seat. Come learn. Wow, I didn't realize that. Okay, two in a row. Yeah, that's great. I thought he was going to have a good game because of this. Because the catch, he got that catch over the middle. The return that got called back. It's crazy. I felt, I did feel bad for that because you did it in front of Devin. Yeah. That got to mean something to you. I mean, you did it in front of Devin. You finally ran full speed and didn't hesitate. Like, then he got called back. But my overall point that I wanted to make was, I think that the reason why you kind of saw them go away from the run game, even with Saban. Ahmed, yeah, Ahmed. I've heard that on the ESPN 1000 a lot this morning, them saying how he said, I thought it was Ahmed. But it's Ahmed. No, it's Ahmed. It's Ahmed. On his jersey, it's A-H-M-E-D, ain't it? But in Arabic. In Arabic, A-H is Ahmed. It's Ahmed. Oh, okay. All right, I stand corrected. I thought there had to be another letter there. Okay. What would be the other letter? K. K. They have a different letter system. Hey, hey, hey. That wasn't me joking. The reason I do that is because I was trying to force myself to remember it. It is. I mean, you don't got to say it with that much flim, but it's Savannah. No, no, you definitely did. No, you got to say it with that much flim because of the guy that we talked about on the stream. Well, that's why I said Ahmed the Dead Terrorist. The Dead Terrorist. From Jeff Dunham. That's why I always said it. You got it. You got to say it. You got to say it. Ahmed. I kill you. I kill you. So my point was I think that they went away from the run game. And even though, yeah, it's predicated on Ben Johnson's offense. It's all based off of getting the run game going. I think him and Caleb are one and the same when it comes to, like even when Caleb says, hey, man, I'm always going to still throw. I am not afraid. He's confident, yeah. I'll never, ever be afraid of taking the big plays, the explosive plays. That's what made me. That's what I am. I do wish they would stop asking. What do you mean? That question is getting on my nerves at this point. Because how many games do you have to see him throw a crazy pass and you just go, what made you think to throw that? It's who he is. Yeah. I mean, how many games do you got to see it before it's like, you can stop that? The one throw he threw through the room, where it was like off the back foot and thinking the penalty was right in his face. Yeah. That was amazing before it all went downhill. My thing is, you know, go back to the question, Drew. I want to see them go back to the basics. I think that the way they started out the gate against this team. Tampa Bay. Tampa Bay, thank you. They got a lot of confidence, and you saw Caleb smiling. It was like, oh, this is too easy. I'm thinking we're going to put 60 on them the way we started. What about this defense? Where is this defense everybody's talking about? What about the humble pie that everybody's saying we're going to eat? We ate it. And we ate it. But the start made it seem like, you know what, we can do anything. So I'm just going to chuck this ball up, and my receiver's going to get it, interception, interception. And so I think you go back to the drawing board and say, okay, what got us? To where we are. It's relying on the run game. Obviously, you get Calvin numb back. So that's going to be huge going into the next part of the season, the second half of the season. Well, we hope. No, he says coming back. He says 100% coming back on the week 11th. Okay, I didn't see that. I didn't see that pop up. He said 100% he coming back. So that's going to be huge. Then, like you said, there's going to be changes and adjustments made. I do like my Logan Jones. Yeah. He's an award winner, all right? I think he's going to be a very good center. Beautiful center. Beautiful center. Phenomenal center. I heard about a blue wave, but I'll tell you what. What do you know about a Logan Jones? You and Hayes was hilarious. Shout out to the blue wave, but we see red around here. I'm starting to speak. That was off the cuff. He just came up with that. That was dope. That was dope. For me, what I want to see coming out the bye is I want to see, and I'm going to be ridiculed for this. Here we go. Drum roll. I want to see. It's okay. No, no, no. I want to see a Ben Johnson that has learned from his mistakes. What was that? What was that, bud? I don't know what that was. It took like forever to get there. What did he say? I don't know. But, but, but, but what? Joe's been doing it here. He's been doing some freaky stuff. I I want to see Ben Johnson learn from his mistakes. I want him to understand that, yes, I'm brilliant, don't but I do have to respect the person that's across the field from me, that they're going to make adjustments. So I just can't say I'm the smartest person in the room know. and whatever I dial up is going to work because I'm smarter than the man across there because he gets paid just as much as you do, give or take. And he is just as smart as you, give or take. I was going to say, Ty Bowles is definitely not making the same as Ben Johnson. But I was going to say, it's within reason. He's getting paid to be a head coach. Right, exactly. So the person over there is in charge of a 53-man roster just like you are. And you have to make adjustments. And they're going to make adjustments to your adjustments. But you also have to, for me, Ben Johnson has to, you know, rein in some of his mad genius. Because he didn't, right? We're supposed to run the ball. He would run the ball because the passing worked, but you still have to run the ball to free up those DBs because they know you're passing them. DBs is going to be sitting on those routes where if you're running the ball, they have to take that half a second or second to be like, wait a minute, it might be a run. And then that's when you get, you know, things wide open. So for me, Ben Johnson has to make that maturation in his development as a head coach to make those changes to say I'm a mad scientist. But I can be simple, too. Let me run the ball. Let me run the ball. Take it down. Here's the only question that I would ask, though. Is it on Ben Johnson if your quarterback missed? Because a lot of them deep passes, what do we see underneath? It's not like Ben hung Caleb out to dry and it's just Rome down there, down the field. Yeah, Andre Swift standing wide open in front of me. Yo, hey, throw me that ball. And we've seen Caleb be very good at that this season. For some reason in that game. Up until this game, he was. He was. Yeah, I don't know if it was him feeling himself. I don't know if he was just like, if they did a great job of baiting him into some of those throws. But he did. But it was. Because we also stopped the run. So we stopped the run. Oh, yeah, we're going to pretend. And they baited him to, like, throw a deep. Because guess what? Y'all not running. We know you ain't going to run it. So we're going to do that. Because I hate to say it. Green Bay did that to Drake May on Sunday. Baited him into a lot of those plays. Yeah, but we could fully say Drake Maye can't run. No, but I'm saying the defense is able to. The defense, yeah, it can trick you. It can trick you. And it made Caleb be like, yeah, my arm, my gunslinger mentality can beat everybody on the field. But if Ben Johnson says, Caleb, it's off today. Let me hand this ball off a little bit. Let me hand this ball off a little bit. Let me give him some rhythm in these screens. And then his timing gets back into where he was the previous games. Then we can start hitting the intermediate and going deep again. But sometimes you've got to bring them back to the base for you to move forward. But I think even that, when you re-look at the third quarter, he tried to do that. Screens was getting cooked. He tried to do that. He tried to go to the run game. But by the end, that was the end of the third. It was too late. But it wasn't. You were still up. That's the thing about that game. The game was weird. It was me. It was the second quarter and majority of the third quarter, Caleb just went wild. And then Ben kind of pulled it back. But by the end, it was like, it was crumbling. The defense got all that. The Tampa Bay defense got a lot of momentum. And they understood what we was doing. So then they was. They was mowing us down. I think the regain of Kyle Monungi, I'll be honest with you, I was very much in favor of what they paid DeAndre Swift. He earned that. $11 million, right? It's nothing. Use it. I'm not here for the, you know. Ahmed experience. No, no, I want the Ahmed experience because you need a backup running back. But use him as well. Like you did. Savon Ahmed was five yards a carry. He actually, yeah, no, he was actually doing it. He was five yards. He's a good running back. Yeah. And he was running it well up the middle. Use him that way. Use DeAndre Swift more. Like I think that getting Kyle Monungi back will bring back the balance that maybe Ben Johnson has lost. At times this season. Because then there's the other times, right, where I can look at the Seattle game and go, and he loved giving the ball to Swift. He gave it to him more and more. But you can't hit, you paid this dude $11 million. I know Muggs want to say, oh, well, he's trying to preserve him. No, you're not if you're telling him block a defensive end. Yeah, because he did that. You're not. Like, you can't hit me with the, well, we're trying to keep him, you know, not give him that many miles on his body. So you're sending him out there to block the linebacker? Like, if that's the case, use Roshon Johnson for that. Who didn't get any running back in that game? He didn't get no tick. Didn't get no tick. Which I don't know why. And he had a good game last game. He had a good game last game, and he was still doing his business on special teams. Well, they probably needed him back exclusively on special teams because of Xavier Scott getting hurt. So he got hurt. Roshan has to go back to his role on special teams. And then Ahmed comes in as a backup runner. Because Greg Hardy was still doing his normal. Daniel. Derek DeVos. Yeah, that's a throwback. Because he was from Carolina. Yeah, yeah, yeah. That's a throwback. He was phenomenal. That was a crazy name to drop in there. Right. So he got a couple. I think he got a TFL. Here's the thing about Daniel Hardy. That's not a normal person. Why is that? Everybody can't do it. Especially, like, be able to play all the defensive snaps and go out there and play special teams. Like, that's a specimen. That is, like, I'm not going to, Daniel Hardy, Daniel Hardy, he's pretty good. He's pretty good. He don't have the weight, but, like, as far as, like, speed rush and stuff, he's really good. And he's strong as heck. No, I mean, the skill set where he could be, like, the. An every down pass rusher. Exactly. Like, bring him in specifically for third down. So he can be a third down. Like, he's a rotational third down. I'll be honest, I wouldn't be surprised if he get all pro. He's an all pro special team. Oh, he's really good. I'm not saying he's really good. I wish he had a little bit more. But that's – I need people to understand, that's not normal. It's not normal. You know what I mean? Playing all the special team snaps and then you get out there and you running that like that's what – you want to use guys so that they're not completely useless on one. And I think that's why you brought up Savan Ahmed to try and stay in some of those snaps. But Roshan, you allowed him to be a full-time special team. Which he did. Which he did. And here's the thing for me at the end of the day with Ben Johnson right now The things that we want him to improve upon are to make him the unquestioned best coach. Oh, yes. You know what I mean? Like, the conversation we're having is, man, I wish Michael Jordan could hit a three-point. Like, that's really what it is. Like, he's been elite. He has gone out there, and he has coached his butt off. The coaching issues that we have with Ben Johnson are usually after we have won the game by 21 points. Like, this is what it feels like to be good. And we are all operating, which I love, because I think I said this in a video yesterday. I think Ben is operating in this manner, and the city is behind him on this. They didn't treat Sunday night like it was a win. Yeah, no, that locker room. I thought it was a loss because they played bad. Bro, Caleb's sitting there talking about accountability. He's talking about you've got to be better. He's talking about you've got to play. I have to be the eraser. Ben's talking about all of the mistakes. How to overcome the mistakes, how to stay locked in in a game, and how they weren't able to do that. And I'm like, you would think they lost by 15. They won by three. Oh, good, better, best. Hey, hey. It was like good, better, best. Hey, good, better, best. Good, better, best. Let it rest. Good, get better. Y'all, that was horrible. See, y'all look at me. Yeah, yeah. Hey, hey. God did. Shut up. Shut up. Me too. Me too. Because I – Taylor was like, come on, man. That was crazy. Because I told you. God did. But I remember during the game, I mentioned that to you. I said, what do you think the locker room was going to be like? Oh, I said it was going to be dead. They're going to be pissed. They didn't even really have any facial expressions. Because everybody, honestly, other than the defense. Everything was bad? Everything was bad. Everything was bad. Because the special teams kind of did what they were supposed to do, but they got the phantom call. What? I agree. Special teams actually had a pretty good day. I give them that. I know. Kicked the game with a field goal. That was pretty good. But they're like, you know. We didn't get the touchdown because we got the penalty. And it was like Cairo kicked it out of bounds, so they got it on the 40. They got a short field. So special teams wasn't 100%. They were like, eh, 70%. The offense outside of those first two drives were like, eh, kind of 60%, 50%. The defense was the only one that showed up because you literally, you held them to field goals on short fields two or three times. They only took it down the field one time. You only gave them an explosive play one time. You kind of held Bucky Irving in check. Not, not, not. He did because he fought for those yards. It wasn't no easy. It wasn't no easy. My favorite part about that defense is no one on that Tampa offense feels good. Oh, no. They suckin' the hot tub. Nobody. Oh, they suckin' the hot tub. What's the old man recipe? Little Epsom Salt. Little Epsom Salt bath. Little Epsom Salt bath. Oh, my God, bro. Yeah, yeah. I was re-watching that game last night. I was like, what's that boondocks joint? I was sitting there. I was re-watching it. And I actually had to look it up because Jeffrey Simmons on one play, I think it's the left tackle. Um, um. Not Gedecky. Freaking. Is Gedecky 69? Who's 69? Right. Whoever 69 is on the team. Oh, that's a number. It is a number. Nice. 69 on Tampa Bay is Cody Mauk. Cody Mauk. The boy in it? Yeah, yeah, yeah. He just yelled. I don't know if you saw the video. He yelled at him. He was like, hey, block me one-on-one. And he blocked him one-on-one, and he literally just tossed him aside. And I literally paused the TV and went, man. What did he do to make the niggas that mad? Like, it was insane. And then I found out they had joint practice, but he was, like, pulling Jeff down. And Jeff got mad about it. Yeah, and they got into it because of it. He was doing it. Gadecki was doing it. And he got both of them. So it's just like, I like that kind of party. He don't know how much of a cult favorite he gonna be. Oh, he's going to be a man. He's going to be a man. We won the Super Bowl. He's going to be a man. Oh, my God. What was that guy's name? He was, I think he was on the Bulls. He called him the Manimal. The Manimal. The Manimal. The Manimal. Oh, you're talking about Denver. From Denver. That he played with, right. Kevin Farid. You don't know him. Kenneth Faried. Yeah, I think he played for the Bulls. I thought he played for the Bulls one time. He never played for the Bulls. I thought he played for the Bulls. No, I thought it was later in his career. Well, I'm talking about that guy. Maybe? Yeah. I thought he did. No, just on like a game here and then he out. Yeah, he might have actually. I thought he came. Remember when we was just trading for people and cutting them? Yeah, I think we did. We better not have gotten Kenneth Faried. It was over. It was over. He had some ugly years at the end where it was just absolutely over. But I'm talking about Jeffrey Simmons as a guy like that. No, it's not on there. Okay. He's just an animal. Where it's like he's a fan favorite because his motor is high. Yeah. And he's a good player. And he's a good team player. Where it's like he's an animal. He's just out there. He's like a Miles. He's a mini Miles Garrett. He is a mini Miles Garrett. Bro, this is a real conversation. I'm talking about, man. I'm like, I get that. Respect to Miles. Respect to a lot of dudes out there. It's a lot of great. Is he the best defensive lineman in football? No. No, I'm talking about. Jeffrey Simmons. Jeffrey Simmons. No. I hate to say it. Miles. Miles is that dude. Bro. You see what Miles. Hold on. Hold on. You got three sacks. Hold on. How many sacks does Jeffrey Simmons have right now? Six, I believe. From an interior position. Miles has three in one game. No, no, I agree with you. He got two in one game. So that's what I'm saying is. Simmons, defensive tackle, best defensive tackle, yes, but not defensive lineman altogether because you still got Miles. So you're adding edge and interior. No, no, I'm saying best defensive lineman. I'm talking about, like, I think there's a conversation to say, and not even on some Bears bias, but like I said in – He's right there, but I still got to give the edge to Miles Garrett. I even said it last year, because Miles was killing Muggs, but I was like, Jeffrey Simmons got 11 sacks? 11 sacks from the interior position. From an interior position? It's crazy. And I know, that's what I say. And that team. That's what I say. He's top three defensive lineman, period. Yeah. But I can't give him number one because just of the sheer sack numbers. The conversation can be had, but yeah, I wouldn't give him number one. You're right. I think the edge is the sexy position. It is. I think interior is the position that affects. It affects the game more, right? Like, Miles Garrett is a name that I would love to have on my team. That's a sexy name. You know, 23 and a half sack, crazy player, strong as an ox. But if you told me it's up to Miles Garrett or Prime Aaron Donald. But you missed it. I'm not sure if you saw the game on Sunday. Myles Garrett lined up against the center threw the center out the way and sacked the quarterback. So that's why I say he can play the interior also. He can do anything. But at the same time. That's why I say number one. No, but at the same time, what did you say on Jeff's first sack? What's he doing on the outside? Hey. I did say that. I did say that. Right. Right. It's a conversation to be had. But no, man, listen, I'm very excited about this. Let us know your thoughts in the comments below. Where do you think the Bears can improve post-buy? Is there a specific name y'all want the Bears to go after still? I'm sniffing at a fourth round for Will McDonald. That's a name. What's up, man? What you got? I like McDonald's. I'm going to go with a different name than the Reed Willen that I just mentioned. I'm going to do Elante Taylor. That's a name. Elante Taylor's interesting. What's the draft capital for Taylor? I'd be lower, but he's actually a really good cornerback. He's really good when he's on the court. So he's a potential for a release then? Yeah, but are the – I guess – No, I think he got – No, no, no, you're not going to release him. If he's benched and not playing, they might release him. No, no, that was just for like a week. Oh, okay. But are the Titans going to trade with us again? They just gave us Jeff. That's how they get the extra first round that we were supposed to get for Jeffrey Simmons. Like, yeah, we'll send him to you. Send me another first-round pick for Jeff. We don't even need to trade for him. His name could just be attached to it. Ha, ha, ha, ha, ha. You know what? Okay, I'll give you another first, but give me two seconds back. We'll be right back. What he said? Shout-out to Joe. He's the owner of Right as the Show's in it. What he said, I want my picks back, all of them. Say it with me. You get Bo Callaghan. Say it with me, you pancake-eating mother. Hey, we're still doing this? Hey, man, appreciate y'all for tuning in to Show Love. As always, for Mr. Media himself, Jordan JC. Hey, wait a minute. Mr. Drew, if you knew better, you knew better. Say, who better? Nobody, bro. The super producer, Joe Holt. Hey, guys. That's your boy, Pat. We actually were ending the show. Your boy, Pat, the designer, back at it again. Y'all stay safe out there, Chicago. What's your thoughts, Joe? Bed out, my love. Hey, where's your dress, Joe? Peace. Who we looking at for you, Joe? Yeah, Joe, go ahead. Give me your thoughts there, Joe.