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It's Adam Hogue. Hey George.
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Hi Adam. And from the
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Athletic, it's Adam Johns. Adam
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Johns, go ahead. Hey man,
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how you doing? Coach Dicker
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versus the Hurricane. Who would
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win? Dicker. Hold on, hold
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on, hold on. The name
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Dicker. Here they are, Hogan
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Johns. What's up? Welcome
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in Hogue and Johns with
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you almost exactly
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12 hours after
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the bear traded for
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Keenan Allen. Big
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move, Johns. How about that? How
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about that? It's
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like the type of move that's straight out of
1:42
your text messages a little bit. Not
1:44
that I'm talking about your readers
1:46
and fans and your family and
1:48
friends that are your text messages.
1:50
Oh hey, how about they do this? Send
1:54
out all these fantasy football-like
1:56
trades and here it comes to
1:58
fruition. Yeah, I mean
2:00
I think the Bears did a good job of
2:03
keeping those kind of under wraps we we did
2:05
talk about earlier in the week just idea of
2:08
You know which of the I guess we could call
2:10
them the big four chargers That
2:13
had cap problems Would
2:15
come loose and you know Mike
2:17
Williams got released so it's like okay well now they're
2:19
gonna hang on the Keenan Allen and that just I
2:21
think that's kind of why I went on the back
2:24
burner a little bit but reportedly
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I Know you
2:29
guys had this in your athletic story
2:31
that they they asked Joey Bosa Khalil
2:33
Mack and Keenan Allen to take pay
2:35
cuts yesterday Bosa and Mack
2:37
Restructure their contracts to accommodate and
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Keenan Allen said no and that
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opened the door for this big trade
2:44
to add another legitimate
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wide receivers, so We're
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gonna give you our initial reactions to this
2:51
here on the first segment of the podcast
2:54
And then we were already planning on having
2:56
Josh Lucas on the show So Josh Lucas
2:58
will jump on to to give his thoughts
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on Keenan Allen. What's been going on with
3:02
Caleb Williams Justin Fields? Hard
3:05
to find somebody who would have a better idea of you know
3:08
how Where Justin Fields might
3:10
be at in all this then one of the
3:12
guys that drafted him So we'll hear from Josh
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Lucas here shortly. Make sure you're following us on
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Twitter at Adam Hogue Adam Johns and And
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of course at Hogan Johns on Twitter as
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well Hogan Johns comm is where you go
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to get the merch John. He's rocking the
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Navy Walking
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Bear polo today if you're
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watching on YouTube kind of hiding behind the Hogan
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Johns logo here a little bit Yeah, it is
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it kind of lines up perfectly. Um, I Wish
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I was playing golf in that polo this morning.
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It's a little cold I do have golf on
3:43
my TV. Caleb Williams was that a golf tournament
3:45
yesterday. Some people didn't like that. That
3:47
was funny The
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PJ put out of a nice video last night
3:52
of him taking in the 17th hole I'm
3:56
all for that by the way. Yeah, what
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just being at the I thought you
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were talking about us. Yes, I am
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also for being at the 17th hole.
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I generally like the idea when other
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elite athletes take in other elite athlete
4:11
performances. Yeah.
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And the attention he's getting before he's been
4:15
getting into the NFL tells you
4:17
a little bit about the superstardom. And
4:19
of course, it needs to be backed up on the
4:22
football field. So we're a long way from getting there,
4:24
but it is pretty fascinating at this point. I'm
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just noticing that I'm wearing black, you're wearing
4:29
navy, my wife, that's one of her pet
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peeves. So she's not going to like watching
4:33
this with the black and navy. We should
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have worn green. We
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should have, especially you. Because
4:42
I feel like St. Patrick's Day is
4:44
more like your Christmas holiday. I just wanted
4:46
to model the golf ball though. Yeah,
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I know. That's a good job by you. I'm
4:50
just modeling Under Armour apparently, so I'm not helping
4:53
us at all. Let's jump into
4:55
the Kenan Allen deal. It's your initial
4:57
reaction, how he fits in
4:59
age, contract, all of the above.
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My initial reaction is that the Bears
5:05
are significantly
5:07
and immediately improving their situation
5:09
for a rookie quarterback. I
5:12
get it, Justin Fields is on the contract. He's still their
5:14
starter for the time being. But
5:16
the situation for any quarterback has
5:19
significantly improved really throughout
5:21
free agency. Look, DeAndre Swift,
5:24
he upgrades the running backs room. We have
5:26
a true center now in Coleman
5:28
Shelton. Not a guy like Ryan Bates who could
5:31
play center, but has that versatility to play guard
5:33
too. You have a center who has played
5:35
that position for two plus seasons
5:37
now, including for a playoff team in the
5:39
Los Angeles Rams. That's a plus
5:41
to me. And now you add Kenan Allen, who
5:44
has wildly been considered one of the
5:46
best slot receivers in the
5:48
NFL. He doesn't have to be a true
5:50
number one. You have that in DJ Moore, so the pressure
5:52
isn't on to produce in the ways
5:55
he has produced in the past. But he's
5:57
a true slot receiver, a veteran with a
5:59
lot of experience. Preyence pro bull clout
6:01
in that locker room it
6:04
immensely improves the situation for
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the Bears quarterback. I
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mean Yes, a hundred
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percent and even if you lower expectations
6:12
a little bit like look He's gonna
6:14
cost a lot against the caps 23
6:16
million dollars Including the five
6:18
million dollar roster bonus. He's he's due on
6:21
Sunday But
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Yeah, and we'll see I guess there's a chance
6:28
that you could restructure this if they wanted to
6:30
add a year to it Maybe yeah, maybe we'll
6:32
just have to wait and see on that But
6:34
regardless, you know, even if we
6:36
take into account the last two years since
6:38
hitting 30 Keenan Allen
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missed seven games in 2022
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and he missed four games last year. Well
6:47
He's still in 108 catches last year
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for over 1200 yards like
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good Let's
6:54
say he misses three
6:57
to four games again and even that number
6:59
comes down to 80
7:03
catches I Mean
7:05
that's more than double what
7:07
you got out of Darnell Mooney last year.
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I'm just thinking about what This
7:12
means in terms of quarterback development. It's
7:14
on and off the field Right.
7:17
It's the the invaluable experience
7:19
of having a six-time Pro Bowl
7:22
receiver With you every
7:24
single day of practice even
7:26
if he's not practicing the tips he could give you Keaton
7:29
Allen has played with Justin Herbert, but also Philip
7:31
Rivers What a
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great resource to have You
7:35
see if DJ more plus you have Cole combat.
7:38
This is a good move for the Bears Yeah,
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I mean it's hard to especially when you have
7:43
the space Unless you're
7:45
obsessed with losing a fourth round pick which
7:47
they do trade Here Their
7:50
fourth round pick they also have the Eagles fourth round pick
7:52
a little bit later in the fourth fourth round
7:55
But come on a fourth round pick for
7:57
Keenan Allen And
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I mean This guy regularly,
8:02
look last, what
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is it, seven years, 102 catches, 97 catches,
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104, 100,
8:13
106, 66 two years ago when he only played 10 games and then 108 last year
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in 13 games. I
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just think you need to keep this always
8:20
in the context of what this means for
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potential quarterback development. It
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is this situation that the
8:26
Bears are creating with this
8:28
superstar power, this name power that
8:32
Keenan Allen provides. It's just vastly different than what
8:34
the Bears provided, Mitch Shribicki and his rookie year.
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It's also different than what the Bears have for Justin Fields
8:39
in his rookie year. And year two,
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especially year two. Yes, especially year two, just in
8:44
terms of what Cale Williams
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could be walking into, G.J.
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Moore, Keenan Allen,
8:50
Cole Comatte, Gerald Everett, plus
8:55
maybe some draft picks too. It's
8:57
just a vastly better situation
8:59
for a rookie quarterback to walk
9:01
into. And we all expect that
9:03
to be the case. I know Justin's still in
9:05
the contract, he's still here, there's no trademark, I get all
9:07
that. But if you're improving
9:09
his situation, you're improving his potential replacement
9:12
situation as well. Yeah,
9:15
I mean I don't really see any
9:17
downside to this because anytime
9:20
you make a move assigning,
9:23
you have to think worst case scenario, right?
9:25
So like worst
9:29
case scenario is you get
9:32
him for one year and he's hurt a
9:34
bunch and he doesn't go as you thought
9:36
it might, right? Okay,
9:39
he had plenty of cap space. He
9:41
gave a fourth round pick and he's still in that
9:44
building to help mentor and
9:48
bring along a rookie quarterback. He will
9:50
provide Cale Williams with so much more
9:52
than a rookie fourth round pick, which
9:54
may not even be a receiver, which
9:56
could be a linebacker.
10:00
saying like just keep it
10:02
in the context of the quarterback position
10:05
building around the quarterback helping a rookie
10:07
come along in the NFL this
10:10
is a big move for the Bears especially
10:12
in that context and even if it is a
10:14
rookie receiver that use with that pick like that
10:16
guy's not gonna be able to give you a
10:19
Keenan Allen that could
10:21
be Tyler Scott that could be Vayless Jones
10:23
jr. right 100% and even if
10:26
it's more like Darnell
10:28
Mooney who was great as a rookie I
10:31
mean that's still not a polished player
10:33
who I mean really is one
10:35
of the best route runners in the
10:37
entire league in Keenan Allen and
10:40
just having remember last year when
10:43
the Bears traded for DJ Moore and there was like
10:45
the viral stat that he would already be the Bears
10:47
all-time leading receiver in
10:49
yards mm-hmm well Keenan
10:52
Allen already be their all-time leading receiver
10:54
in receptions yards and touchdowns so
10:59
ain't that something they've
11:01
never had two productive players like this the
11:03
only thing I can think of that would
11:05
rival it is when they had Brandon Marshall
11:08
with a young Al-Shaun Jeffery yeah I'm going
11:10
back to that season right now so
11:13
that season you
11:15
had let's see
11:18
here so it's 2014 one is the big year 2015
11:20
is when they exploded is that right no
11:22
20 no I think it was 2013 season 2013 but Al Shaun
11:26
was just in the second year that year yeah 2013 would be the
11:28
year when you
11:31
had here the numbers
11:33
so Matt Forte your Brandon Marshall
11:36
hundred catches 1295 yards 12 TDs Al
11:38
Shaun Jeffery 89 catches for 1421 yards and 17
11:46
he's and he's done Matt Forte 74 catches 595 yards
11:48
that would be Jay Cutler's
11:54
what did he rank that year
11:56
let's see in terms of yards
11:59
one of his best seasons one of about one
12:02
of his better seasons actually
12:06
hold on a second no
12:09
that was at the Josh McCown here the
12:11
Josh yeah that was that was when Josh
12:13
McCown got a bunch of games but
12:16
then he like guys like Mark Carmen became
12:18
the county yeah might
12:21
not have been wrong but
12:25
well look they have something
12:27
that rivals that and at least career
12:30
wise because these guys you
12:32
know key now certainly way older
12:35
than Brandon Marshall and Al
12:37
Sean Jeffrey were at that point their careers
12:39
what you're
12:41
talking about to 1000 yard receivers
12:43
years and a hundred
12:46
catch type guys this is big no
12:49
matter who's playing quarterback it's it's a big
12:51
addition you just hope he stays healthy and
12:54
you know exciting
12:56
exciting all right well we're gonna reset hero
12:58
bringing Josh Lucas we love having him on
13:00
the show it's been a few weeks so
13:02
we're gonna a lot to talk to him
13:05
about and we'll do that right now all
13:08
right good to have Josh Lucas back
13:10
on with us as we inch closer
13:12
and closer to the NFL Draft and
13:15
lean on his expertise and years of
13:17
going through this process and continuing to
13:19
do so this year with
13:22
us and Josh thanks for jumping back on with
13:24
us we had some big news last night the
13:26
Bears making a big trade
13:28
for Keenan Allen just what was your
13:31
initial reaction to adding you
13:34
know I mean one
13:37
of the best wide receivers in the league quite frankly obviously
13:39
he's older now but this is still a 100 yard or
13:43
100 catch player thousand
13:45
yard receiving every
13:47
single year it seems like that they've just added to
13:49
the squad receiver room yeah I think the first
13:53
reaction I've always have
13:56
not been a big fan of Adding.
14:00
Any skill position over thirty
14:02
years old. Into.
14:05
Your roster. For.
14:07
Specially when you're gonna have to
14:09
pay. Ah has not worked out
14:12
to favorably. Any
14:14
any of those situations I've been around
14:16
in the past. That.
14:18
Was my first blaze. Ah, it's.
14:22
Then. I watched his taste. Than.
14:25
I thought about the landscape of
14:28
what's the Bears wide receiver room
14:30
looks like right now. I'm.
14:34
Void. Of Mooney, you know there's
14:37
there's one starting receiver on the
14:39
depth chart. Now. You're
14:41
adding. A
14:43
bonafide starter. Who
14:46
after watching his tape last night. Can.
14:49
Clearly still play. He's
14:52
best in the slot. I would
14:54
compare him to. You.
14:57
Know that the thirty two year
14:59
old pitcher. In baseball who
15:01
tops out at eighty six miles
15:03
an hour? but still when sixteen
15:06
twenty games a year because he's
15:08
got outstanding command and four different
15:10
pitches and he can locate meant
15:12
as good as anyone. Like.
15:14
This This dude? Speeds
15:16
never been a part of his game, so
15:18
it's not like. A dick. a
15:21
little decline speed is going to take too
15:23
much away from him. He.
15:25
Sudden any is. Really?
15:28
Athletic. He changes
15:30
pace. As. Good as
15:32
anyone you'll see, and that's how he creates.
15:35
One. On one wins against the Bees.
15:37
Ah, I'm even on the outside, he can
15:39
still play as he has to his best
15:42
when he's in the middle. Super.
15:44
Good feel. Ah, adverse own
15:46
coverage. Army's always been a
15:49
high volume kind of low
15:51
yards per catch guy. He's
15:54
definitely going to make them better. I
15:57
think if you're a Bears fan, Got
16:00
better. Ah, I'm if
16:02
you're if you're Keenan Allen
16:04
fantasy football owner. His
16:07
his numbers are about to take
16:09
up a plummet because us, regardless
16:11
of who's playing quarterback if it's
16:13
yes in or or a rookie.
16:16
I still think these things going to be built through
16:18
the run. You know they added Swiss.
16:20
They're going have a nice compliment A backs they've
16:22
shown the last two years. they can run the
16:24
shit out of all. Arm. And.
16:27
You don't want to take too many targets
16:29
away from Dj. Ah, So the but
16:31
I don't think there's can be quite know
16:34
volume of targets to go his way, but
16:36
he makes them better. I
16:38
was a little shots that they were
16:41
willing to take on twenty three million
16:43
dollars this year. So. Don't
16:45
I wouldn't be surprised if there's some
16:47
kind of. Extension
16:50
Renegotiation. Take. A
16:52
lesson that cash hit in two
16:54
thousand. Twenty four. Or. Maybe they
16:56
have it in in there are just saying hey, we'll
16:58
We'll ride with it for a year and see what
17:00
happens. Am. I would imagine they're
17:03
going to try to get some extent
17:05
of it, lessen the cashier and then
17:07
no, no, no, you haven't for another.
17:09
You. Know two or three more years as
17:12
he finishes at his career arm and
17:14
then just had his if it is
17:16
a rookie quarterback. Is. Nice
17:18
to have to really, really, you
17:20
know, Bona. That. Mature.
17:23
Experience guy's arm and Dj and
17:25
in obviously keen to help act
17:27
it out. And. Said I wanted
17:29
to hit on because. In a way
17:31
it's starting to like. Remind me what you guys
17:33
did. In. Two thousand and
17:35
eighteen. when mids was your guys
17:38
tend to build around and be
17:40
brought in. L Robinson Taylor, Gabriel
17:42
Byrne's drafted as he Miller at
17:44
that time like the investment was
17:47
in made to improve. The.
17:49
Quarterback situation So like. Maybe.
17:51
Expand on that a little bit like you fit
17:54
his tail, williams. What? Do you
17:56
think he's walking into now with Dj?
17:58
With. Seen in. With call with gerald
18:01
effort with a true center this time and
18:03
com and shelton like what do you think
18:05
the Bears are now providing a rookie. The
18:08
either there I thought even
18:10
before these moves were made.
18:13
They were pretty well set up. To.
18:15
Him to to handle. Green
18:18
a rookie quarterback if he if he's
18:20
got a player one arm. You.
18:23
Know they they, they show and they can
18:25
protect the shown they can run the ball.
18:28
Valve, a number one receiver and now, like
18:30
he said, they just made these additions. If
18:34
you know you're taking a quarterback in the
18:36
first round, It is
18:38
your responsibility as an organization.
18:41
To. Do everything you can to put
18:43
as much talent around that player
18:45
as possible to help them succeed.
18:48
Because the matter who it is,
18:50
Caleb or any these guys. The.
18:52
Rookie year specially for kill Cams. Guess a
18:55
change. The way plays football, it's like it
18:57
is a different style football. I'm sort of
18:59
he's forced to play or one. Arm.
19:03
You. Know if he the more health it
19:05
is obvious the more help you have A
19:07
random. On. The better off
19:09
he's gonna be his be less pressure on
19:11
him. Ah, My still face. The.
19:14
Same we'll the the Aussies
19:16
coming from Seattle. You
19:18
of a runs the I think it's going to
19:20
be high volume run I'm so I think the
19:22
pressures going to be off. Whichever. Quarterback
19:25
is playing next year. And
19:27
when he's gonna throw the ball, Daves,
19:30
They're starting to put together. A
19:32
nice little basketball team of of
19:34
targets for him because. If.
19:37
They were to hit at nine am,
19:39
one of these receivers or even layer
19:41
you know in the second round like
19:44
visitors. And. There's some
19:46
good receivers in this draft, so. Ill.
19:48
If they were to hated nine am one
19:50
of these receivers in your own out there
19:53
with. With. Cj Keen in In,
19:55
In. One. Of those top three
19:57
cats, it's in this draft. The Consensus Top
19:59
three. Ah, Me know of
20:01
of Marvin, the leak in them
20:03
and dunes I am. We.
20:07
That's that's a pretty good that would. We
20:09
didn't have any close to that. he now
20:11
permits we had. We had some good players
20:13
but. That. That there would be
20:15
some high level talented to to put around
20:17
or of a rookie quarterback or even if
20:19
it's just an. August.
20:21
Speaking adjust in what do you
20:24
make of the developments. Kind of
20:26
gone back to the Combine the
20:28
last few weeks year in you
20:30
know first of all general manager
20:32
openly talking about publicly the idea
20:35
of trading and not committing the
20:37
training and publicly but. Even
20:39
talking about that publicly and doing
20:42
right by Justin is not typically
20:44
something you see or a general
20:46
manager. Ah, I'm. Say.
20:49
Publicly with the media unless it's in
20:51
i'm Gonna Happen I it I think
20:53
we probably agree that Ryan Pace probably
20:56
would not have been so open. ah
20:58
you know in in talking about that
21:00
publicly and then. Nothing.
21:03
Really happening here. and a bunch of
21:05
other moves. a bunch other trades, quarterback
21:07
movement across the league now down a
21:09
backups been moved and Justin still in
21:11
Chicago? Would you make of all this.
21:14
So. Yeah.
21:16
I felt when I when I saw
21:19
the the in the press conference that
21:21
I'm something was imminent because they had
21:23
something done. Ah, but maybe.
21:26
Maybe. Maybe maybe Atlanta? Didn't
21:29
think there really a cousin in were prepared
21:31
to move on just in this. Because.
21:34
His building go through be a cousins
21:36
obviously could easily said ads want to
21:39
stay here in Minnesota. Or
21:42
he was just being open, candid with
21:45
everyone. Same you know will. We obviously
21:47
have the first pick in. it's looking
21:49
like were taken quarterback in in. you
21:51
know if we get their idea will
21:53
move on him on. The.
21:55
there's two things that can be going on
21:58
right now wanted she says extremely the market
22:00
for the player specifically.
22:04
If you look at his career numbers, you look at
22:06
his performance in the fourth quarter,
22:08
the fumbles, the win-loss record,
22:10
you can make an argument that
22:12
his value probably
22:15
isn't as high as what
22:17
everyone thought it was gonna be post season when
22:19
he had a little bit of momentum going. So
22:22
you could have a depressed market where, hey, it's not
22:24
worth moving them for a fourth or fifth round pick.
22:30
The other thing that could be happening is, the
22:34
NFL is screaming and telling
22:36
everyone that the best thing to do
22:38
for a rookie quarterback is not to
22:41
play them. Without
22:43
a doubt, it helps any of
22:45
them, whether it's Caleb, whether
22:48
it's Jaden, whether it's Drake, whether it's JJ.
22:51
The best situation is to not have to
22:53
play. Justin would
22:56
be an ideal bridge to
22:58
get to the second year for the
23:00
rookie quarterback. We
23:03
tried to do it with Mike Glennon and it
23:05
blew up on our face and we had to
23:07
play Mitch way too soon. Andy
23:09
got hurt in the second
23:12
or third game against Cincinnati and then we
23:14
got into this rotation thing. But ideally,
23:16
Andy could have stayed healthy that whole year
23:18
and Justin could have played a second
23:21
year. So I don't
23:24
know what they're thinking
23:27
inside Hallis Hall, but it's not a bad
23:29
idea. In
23:33
a vacuum, to me, it's the best
23:35
situation. Let Justin play this
23:37
fourth year, let the
23:39
rookie sit, especially if it's
23:41
Caleb, because he's gonna need an
23:44
adjustment to not only how he plays, but
23:46
he could probably use a year of where
23:48
the media is not breathing down his back.
23:51
And to grow up and to mature and to
23:53
see what it's like to be a pro and
23:56
to learn from Justin. In a
23:58
vacuum, to me, it's the best scenario. for
24:00
Justin to play and then
24:02
for the rookie to sit. But
24:05
we all know it's not a vacuum
24:08
and if it is Caleb and
24:12
you're deciding to keep Justin the
24:14
circus is coming to town. Like training
24:17
camp will be nuts, every throw will
24:20
be will be micro analyzed and
24:23
if you're mature
24:25
enough inside your building, if you have quality
24:28
leadership, if you have good people in your
24:30
locker room, that
24:33
part shouldn't matter. The
24:35
risk of
24:37
playing Justin next year and letting the
24:40
rookie sit is
24:42
if it divides the locker room.
24:44
If somehow people
24:46
start taking sides. I
24:49
don't anticipate, I couldn't see that
24:52
happening because I feel like Justin
24:54
has the backing of his teammates.
24:57
And I don't see some rookie coming in and
25:00
pulling that support away from Justin no
25:02
matter who it is and no matter
25:04
how well he's practicing. But
25:06
there is the risk of that. It
25:09
has happened before in our league and
25:11
it's damaged the team and ruined seasons.
25:13
So like you have to weigh that risk versus
25:17
the positive of being able to sit
25:19
a rookie quarterback and play
25:21
with a vet who's going to
25:23
be surrounded by a good team. And look at the end of
25:26
the year they showed you not only
25:28
can they hang with playoff teams, they can
25:30
beat playoff teams. So like the
25:32
defense is going to be better. Justin
25:34
will be better if it's in his
25:37
fourth year and you get
25:39
to sit a rookie quarterback. Which I
25:41
know like there's
25:44
this pressure when once you draft a guy in the
25:46
first round, you got to play him, you got to
25:48
play him. If you can
25:50
sit him and let him learn history has told us
25:53
it benefits the kid greatly. With
25:55
what you know about Justin,
25:58
do you think think
26:00
he'd be okay with that? Like he
26:02
just drafted a quarterback first overall and you want
26:04
me to stay to be your bridge quarterback? Like
26:06
I was your first pick not
26:09
too long ago. Like do you think he
26:12
would accept that? Do you think he would be
26:14
okay with that or is it just a hard
26:16
reality that I'm
26:19
looking around the league this is my best chance to
26:21
play to reprove myself to everybody? Like
26:23
knowing what you know about Justin? I
26:28
think the league's telling him his
26:30
value right now and all
26:32
he wants is a chance to start somewhere
26:35
and prove that he can get better and be better
26:38
and to me what better place to do it
26:40
than the place he's done it the last three
26:42
years where he's comfortable, he knows the building, he
26:45
knows the teammates, he knows the team's gonna be
26:47
better. Obviously
26:49
the GM did not draft him
26:51
so you know
26:53
obviously he's well aware of that and he's probably
26:55
known for a long time that there's always a
26:58
chance that this new regime could come
27:00
in and get their own guy. I
27:03
think Justin would handle it well. My
27:07
concern would be more how
27:09
the rookie handles it. You
27:12
know I think there's probably, you
27:15
talked about these top four quarterbacks,
27:19
without me knowing enough about their character
27:21
and their back and their makeup because
27:23
that's not something I've had a
27:25
chance to really go learn. You know all
27:28
I know is the tape. I'm
27:30
guessing a couple of them would probably handle it
27:32
much better than a couple of
27:34
the other ones and the one I would
27:37
be worried about the most is Caleb because
27:39
I think Caleb walks into any building and he
27:42
thinks he's the best player and that's probably a
27:44
healthy thing in a lot of ways but
27:47
could cause some distractions early on
27:50
but I think Justin is mature
27:52
enough, self-confident
27:54
enough to say
27:56
hey I'll welcome the competition
27:59
and. The he'll give me a chance
28:01
that to be a starter. I'm in
28:03
show the league that I can play and in
28:05
in I'm the long run that could benefit the
28:07
Bears. I'm. Yeah
28:09
obviously. It's. If
28:12
he were to play really well, I'm.
28:14
You. Know is in In. Obviously they're not
28:16
do his fifth year option so you'd be
28:19
a free agent if he were to sign
28:21
somewhere for a lot of money. That's. You.
28:23
Know it opens the door to come
28:25
compensatory picks down the road, so there's
28:27
a lot of ways it could benefit
28:29
them. I'm if he were to say
28:31
imply such as mean, let's play this
28:33
out a little bit. Your. As
28:36
I agree with you in a vacuum,
28:39
that's not a terrible situation. The reality
28:41
is, training camp comes like you said.
28:43
Every single throws gonna be over analyze.
28:45
there will be anyway. Well you know,
28:48
whether Justin stays or Calebs here. Ah,
28:50
but now you got some type of.
28:53
Even of the bears come out say there's
28:55
no competition Caleb sitting. Everyone
28:57
will make and a competition on day
28:59
to day basis over who's playing well
29:02
and eat practice. I remember when mates
29:04
with city by might. Ah, there was
29:06
the issue of us even having availability
29:08
teacher bespeak as everybody wanted to hear
29:10
from the rookie quarterback and I think
29:12
during camp before they're required to talk
29:14
every week. It was like every other
29:17
week we would talk the Mr something
29:19
like that and then once the season
29:21
began every player has to be made
29:23
available to you. Had Mike Glennon in
29:25
a press conference room as much bigger
29:27
with half the amount of media that
29:30
was huddled around Mitchell's locker. ah in
29:32
the locker room cramping things up. That's
29:34
just the reality of how would be
29:36
around once again with tail a mania
29:38
coming to town on me while Justin
29:40
has struggled to stay healthy. So the
29:42
second he gets hurt which is bound
29:45
to happen at some point Taylor probably
29:47
comes and employees ah or he doesn't
29:49
somebody else. Brett ribbons going come in
29:51
and player plays and bages gonna come
29:53
in and points. Ah that's gonna set
29:55
up another controversy in. A
29:58
compensatory pick sounds great, but. Justin's playing
30:00
well, don't you look to trade him
30:02
before the trade deadline? Well with that
30:05
I was gonna bring that up But if
30:07
he's playing well and you're in in the
30:09
playoff hunt this all comes down
30:11
to Another interesting topic
30:13
that you know, we won't
30:15
have time to delve into Today
30:19
because it's You know,
30:22
there's everyone in that building's got an
30:24
agenda And that's
30:26
all 32 buildings The
30:29
GM's got an agenda the head coach
30:31
has got an agenda in the first
30:33
year OC's got an agenda So
30:36
if you're the head coach who's got a
30:38
win this year or he's
30:40
gone and you're playing well Because
30:44
Justin's playing well You
30:46
think he's gonna want to trade the quarterback in the middle
30:49
of the year and right for a rookie out there So
30:51
like that that's a whole
30:53
nother two-hour discussion So
30:56
the bottom line is this is I
30:59
think for all of us on the outside looking
31:01
in This could go
31:03
a million ways You know
31:06
most likely scenario, obviously,
31:08
you know, they they they probably think
31:10
they can get a fourth Recoup
31:12
that fourth they let they lost last
31:14
night, you know for Keenan But
31:17
maybe they just waited out a little bit to see
31:19
what happens in the draft and see if someone's willing
31:21
to give them some A little richer and
31:24
Justin's in another building next year. That's probably
31:26
the most likely situation but
31:28
I don't think it's Far-fetched at
31:30
all to think that in the
31:32
back of their minds they're having that discussion of
31:35
hey What if what if we just let Justin
31:37
play a year and let let whoever we take
31:39
sit Alright, so let's beyond
31:42
the quarterback conversation beyond the
31:45
first pick like what do you
31:47
think Keenan Allen's arrival
31:49
place on this roster means for Number
31:53
nine like I think it
31:55
helps you if one of those top three receivers
31:57
isn't there and there's a run on them before
31:59
You like okay I could take the
32:01
best pass rusher like or I
32:03
could trade back because someone's calling up for
32:06
JJ McCarthy like what do you think that means?
32:09
What the number nine pick I I thought On
32:15
Tuesday or Wednesday when I was just kind
32:17
of looking over the guys they've signed and
32:19
what that depth chart looked like That
32:23
some way somehow before the draft
32:26
They needed to add a
32:28
legit wide receiver or pass
32:31
rusher Whether
32:33
that's a three technique, which obviously we
32:36
know are impossible to find and they
32:38
went fast Or
32:40
a defensive end to play opposite
32:42
of sweat To
32:46
Allow you some versatility and and
32:51
Allow more options at pick nine So
32:54
I think I think you're
32:56
right in saying having Keenan
32:58
in the building and having
33:01
DJ If
33:04
they want to take the best defensive
33:06
player available which which real realistically could
33:09
be The
33:11
first or second guy in
33:13
your board defensively like you're hoping
33:16
all four of these quarterbacks go
33:18
Two Of
33:21
those receivers are gonna go for
33:23
sure and there's a really good chance
33:25
that the Tackle from Notre
33:27
Dame could go and you're
33:30
getting really close to nine and
33:33
no defensive player has gone yet
33:36
Might guess the most likely Defensive
33:38
player to go before nine is gonna
33:41
be Dallas Turner because
33:43
of that rare upside
33:46
And so you could
33:48
be sitting there at nine with your your
33:50
your second and third and Maybe
33:53
even your first defensive player on the
33:55
board. So did that adding?
33:59
that So a solid
34:01
starting wide receiver. So
34:03
now you have two And obviously
34:05
you still got to add another one and
34:07
there's a lot of receivers in this draft
34:10
If they don't get one at nine Josh
34:13
getting back to the quarterbacks Is
34:17
Caleb Williams still QB one for
34:19
you? Is there? Have
34:21
you had any New information.
34:23
I know you're going off mostly the tape
34:25
as you said earlier But I mean do
34:27
you do you still feel that way and
34:29
is there a gap between him and everybody
34:31
else? Where are you at with these top
34:34
four quarterbacks? Let's say no gap
34:36
him and then a gap as far
34:38
as pure talent Pure
34:41
throwing ability Mixed
34:43
in with the athleticism and the instincts that's
34:45
never changed for me as
34:48
this process wears on You
34:51
start to hear more and more stuff There's
34:54
a handful of things I've heard That
34:57
would scare the shit out of me with
35:00
that player specifically But
35:04
I do not know that they're true these
35:06
are this is coming from Sources,
35:09
you know, so there's so much smoke
35:11
right now. I Don't
35:14
know Kayla Williams. I'm not gonna pretend to know
35:16
him He could be the
35:18
greatest guy in the world for all I know But
35:21
there's a few things that I've heard that
35:23
could be quite disruptive to
35:25
his to his process and
35:31
That has to be vetted You
35:34
know before you are willing to take him at that
35:36
pick and they'll
35:38
have plenty of time and Plenty
35:41
of exposure and plenty of opportunity
35:43
to make sure they know what
35:45
they're getting in the player As
35:49
far as the other three guys go
35:52
You know, I think
35:56
they're all worthy from a talent standpoint
36:00
But none of those three guys to
36:02
me are going to be
36:04
transcendent. Just drop them into every, any bucket
36:06
of any team and they're going to change
36:08
your organization. I think all three of those
36:10
guys are going to need a lot of
36:12
help around them. Do
36:15
you have any favorite? I
36:18
guess risers with, with, with all the tape that you're
36:20
watching, like, are you creating a list of favorite
36:23
players for yourself? Like players that you
36:25
would, yeah. Oh, the
36:28
player there's two players right now
36:31
that I'm absolutely in love with. Both
36:33
go to Texas, both from Texas. Um,
36:36
the defense Alliance environment, Byron
36:38
Murphy, he is
36:41
special. He's a hell of a player. Um,
36:44
you know, when I originally saw the
36:47
body type, you know, little
36:49
bit of concern with the height and the length,
36:52
but the way he plays and
36:55
the power in his hands, he
36:58
can compensate for a little bit. It still shows
37:00
up. You watch the Washington game. There's a few
37:02
times where the lack of length really shows up,
37:05
but you want to talk about an ass
37:07
kicker with a motor that has
37:09
instincts he's cocked
37:12
strong. He can leverage, he
37:14
can rush the quarterback. He can win on
37:17
edges. He can win with power. He's
37:19
really, really dynamic. Um,
37:21
he's going to be the first defensive tackle
37:23
taken and he's going to, he's going to
37:26
be a hell of a player in the
37:28
NFL and he's extremely scheme versatile. You
37:30
know, whether you can play him at the three, you
37:32
can play him at the one, you could play him
37:34
at all different types of positions in, in, in, in,
37:37
in an odd front. Um, you
37:39
know, even though he's not that ideal
37:41
six, four, six, five long guy, he
37:43
can compensate for it with a lot
37:45
of ways, man. His, his grip strength
37:47
is rare. He gets his
37:49
hands into tackles and guards chest
37:52
and the way he can just snatch and
37:54
jerk those guys. It's, it's pretty special. Uh,
37:57
and he can run, you know, he ran
37:59
for eight. at the combine. He's
38:03
a guy that I would
38:06
be super excited
38:08
to draft at any point in this
38:10
draft in the
38:13
first round. And then the other
38:15
guy, I would turn it on the tape to
38:18
watch Worthy from Texas. This
38:22
is pre-combine. This is before the combine.
38:24
But obviously, we all knew Worthy had
38:26
world-class speed, and I wanted to watch it.
38:30
Doni Mitchell is
38:34
the most talented wide receiver in
38:36
this class right alongside
38:38
Marvin Harrison. If
38:41
these guys all hit their ceiling
38:44
in three years, to
38:46
me, those are going to be the top two guys. And
38:50
he didn't just do it
38:52
this year. This kid did it
38:54
since the first day he walked on Georgia's campus.
38:58
You want a fun fact on Doni
39:00
Mitchell. Five
39:02
college playoff games. His
39:05
true freshman year, they played Bama. They
39:08
beat Michigan, and then they beat Bama. His
39:12
sophomore year, they beat Ohio State, and then
39:15
they beat TCU. His junior
39:17
year, they lost to Washington. Five
39:20
playoff games, he scored a touchdown in every
39:22
one of those games, including
39:26
the game-winning touchdown against
39:29
Ohio State in the fourth
39:31
quarter, where he ran a hell of a route
39:34
against a future
39:36
first-round pick in
39:38
Denzel Burke for Ohio State. He
39:42
is uber-talented.
39:45
He's a little raw. He's
39:47
just scratching the surface. He's
39:49
got to get better after the catch, because he's
39:52
got the skill set to be a good run-after-catch
39:54
guy. But of all
39:56
these receivers, even Marvin. No
40:00
one consistently whoops
40:03
corners on the outside. I
40:06
didn't see anyone who can cover him. He's
40:08
played Bama three times. They can't cover him.
40:11
Like he has high
40:13
end ability. And
40:17
really, I think there's some character
40:19
stuff people are concerned about. Because
40:21
he really, in my opinion, he belongs in
40:24
that top three group. He
40:26
belongs in that category. There's no gap. And
40:30
he's got the biggest upside. Missed his
40:32
senior year of high school football. You
40:35
know, missed pretty much his whole sophomore
40:37
year at Georgia due to an injury.
40:40
He hasn't played a ton of football. And
40:43
he's just got the body type,
40:46
the burst. A guy that
40:48
big that can drop his weight and change
40:50
directions. Like it's the stuff he does is
40:52
pretty special. So those are two guys that
40:55
are really hot right now. And
40:57
then the other receiver from North
41:00
Carolina who's much
41:03
more of a wild card. Tez Walker.
41:06
He is extremely
41:08
interesting. He's play
41:11
speed. When you talk
41:13
about on the outside against a
41:15
corner, stacking a corner
41:17
vertically, he's the fastest
41:19
guy in the draft. He runs by
41:22
guys on the outside better
41:24
than Worley does at Texas. His
41:26
play speed is sick.
41:28
And he can track the ball
41:30
and he's tall and he's long.
41:32
Now, he's a terrible route runner.
41:35
He's not played a ton of football.
41:37
Two years at Kent State, one year
41:39
in North Carolina. He stiffened his lower
41:41
body so there's limitations. But
41:43
there could be, I wouldn't
41:46
be surprised at all if
41:48
this kid becomes, you know, a
41:51
bona fide deep threat in this league that
41:53
scares the death out of the defensive coordinators
41:56
because he is tall, long, and can roll.
41:59
All right. We're going to... finish with two
42:01
more questions and we'll try to
42:03
get through them quickly but any of
42:07
these free agent additions that the Bears signed this week
42:09
really stand out to you or any that you're like
42:11
I have no idea why they signed that guy. I
42:14
think they went I like
42:16
the kind of you know
42:19
bargain basement shopping
42:21
and free agency you know I think there's
42:23
always one to three
42:25
guys that are big ticket
42:27
items that you want to try to land I
42:29
think for them this year is probably if one
42:32
of those three techniques popped open and
42:35
the only one that hit the market really was
42:37
was the Dolphins guy Wilkins
42:43
and and I don't know if they
42:45
got in it or not you know I
42:47
heard they got they got in on Saquon you
42:49
know and there's there's only
42:51
so many of them that that you can get
42:53
in on and whether they
42:56
just got out bed who knows but
42:58
what they did do was add they
43:01
were prudent I think they were fiscally
43:04
responsible they didn't go out and spend
43:06
crazy money on anybody the
43:10
the new OCs coming from Seattle so
43:12
obviously he wants a quality
43:15
stable of backs they
43:17
upgraded there he's the most
43:19
talented back they have now I
43:22
really like his ability in the past game which was
43:24
featured more in Detroit than it was in Philly the
43:28
trade for Ryan Bates you
43:31
know a guy that's only
43:33
making four million dollars a year if he's
43:35
got to start at any position you're
43:38
gonna be happy he's gonna get you through the game
43:40
he can be your starting center if he has to
43:42
be I'm
43:44
not as familiar with the Rams guy that they signed
43:46
it you know as far as him
43:49
being the for sure starting center I know Bates
43:51
can start if he has to I
43:54
didn't mind that trade at all Gerald
43:56
Everett is a upgrade we
43:59
talked about this as as far as needs when
44:01
we did the personnel. They had to get a U-Tight
44:03
end. He is an upgrade over
44:05
Tonyan. He's getting close to 30.
44:08
He's not a true one-on-one winner that
44:11
you won at that position, but he
44:13
brings much more speed. He can threat
44:15
you vertically. And he's also
44:17
a much better blocker in space than Tonyan
44:20
was. He's kind
44:22
of been on these career one-year, $6
44:25
million deals, two-year 12. He's
44:27
kind of been his thing since 21. So
44:30
I like that timing as well. Let's
44:33
hit on Gerald Everett for a second, because
44:36
I mentioned this the other
44:38
day that he was drafted one spot
44:40
ahead of Adam Shaheen in that
44:42
2017 draft. Is
44:44
there any type of
44:47
story from that unfolding in that second
44:49
round that year that you can share
44:51
just with Gerald Everett going off the
44:53
board? Did you guys like him too?
44:56
Yes, I have the board right in front of me.
44:59
You know, the idea for
45:02
us was, you
45:07
know, we had signed Dion Sims to
45:09
kind of be a band-aid Y-Tight end.
45:13
And we had Eric, Zach Miller, who
45:15
we thought we could get a couple
45:18
more years out of. The
45:21
priority, if it came
45:23
down to it, was drafting a
45:26
true Y-Tight end that
45:28
could be a hand in
45:30
the dirt guy, control the line of scrimmage,
45:32
and add value in the pass game. And
45:36
Jokku was our top tight end as
45:39
far as the guy that could do it all. Obviously, he
45:41
went in the first round. There was
45:43
a couple U receivers,
45:46
you know, that we
45:48
really liked that were, you know, just
45:50
pass catchers. Gerald Everett weighed 227 pounds
45:53
coming out. So
45:56
there was Ingram, there was
45:58
O.J. Howard. it was Everett,
46:01
Ingram and Howard went in the first round as
46:03
well or before we picked. So
46:06
when we got to our pick, like even
46:09
though Everett was
46:12
graded right, we had him right behind
46:14
Shaheen, like we were going to take the
46:16
lie tight end. You know, that's
46:18
what we thought are harder to find.
46:21
The smaller pass-catching guys are
46:23
easier to find. We
46:27
knew we were taking a huge risk and
46:29
taking a guy that was
46:31
coming from Ashland and there
46:35
was a possibility of a Grand Slam or
46:37
a strikeout and obviously we struck out. And
46:41
it's unfortunate that of
46:43
all those guys, he was the one that by
46:46
far had the least production and
46:49
the least impressive
46:51
career. But that
46:53
was the situation. We
46:56
grade those guys in two separate
46:58
categories, like the true why versus
47:00
more of the you undersized pass-catcher
47:03
and we were coveting the why tight end
47:05
more. But we had all those
47:07
guys graded in the second round. They were all kind of
47:10
clumped together. All
47:12
right. Well now he's
47:14
on the bears anyway, a few years later. That's
47:16
funny how that works out. And
47:18
then the last thing, I like
47:21
Bayard because
47:26
you have a young secondary. You
47:29
lose the maturity in the vet in
47:31
Eddie. And
47:33
even though Bayard has fallen
47:35
off, he lacks ideal
47:37
range. He can be
47:40
compromised in some one-on-one situations. He's
47:43
a savvy vet that can get his
47:45
hands on the ball. And
47:48
I think that's kind of been an undervalued,
47:50
not talked about a
47:53
lot, addition for the bears. You
47:56
really just replaced Eddie
47:59
with a similar type. player, you know,
48:01
a guy that's more instinctive and and
48:03
going to get his hands on the ball than
48:06
he is physically gifted and fast. So
48:08
I think they're doing a really good job. I
48:12
don't think this team as long as this
48:14
regime's in place is ever gonna
48:16
have to go wild in free agency because
48:19
they've shown they can draft really well. And
48:22
then the other thing is we didn't talk about
48:24
is cap space and
48:28
cash are two different things.
48:31
People talk about the cap all the
48:33
time. It's the most meaningless discussions. If
48:36
you have no cap space, you can
48:38
create cap space with cash. It's all
48:40
about cash. So the Bears are
48:42
working under a budget. So even though they
48:44
have a huge cash or cap
48:47
space, it doesn't necessarily mean they
48:49
have the cash to spend it. And
48:52
we all know what's going on.
48:54
They got, they're saying they're gonna
48:57
commit two billion dollars to
48:59
a stadium downtown. They spent
49:02
160 million on an empty plot of land. Like
49:05
that stuff plays into your
49:07
yearly cash budget. So
49:10
they could be operating under some
49:12
restraints, you
49:14
know, due to those situations that
49:17
could also lead them to
49:19
be more bargain-shopping than perhaps
49:22
they would have been if they
49:24
had more cash available. I'm glad
49:26
you circled back to that because I heard you
49:28
mentioned that earlier when we were talking about Keenan
49:30
Allen and how you mentioned the cash. You didn't
49:32
mention the cap. We know the cap's not
49:34
a problem right now. So that did caught my ear and
49:36
I'm glad you circled back because I was gonna ask you
49:38
about that. So that's super interesting.
49:40
The cap is the
49:43
most over talked about thing. I've spent 10
49:45
years in New Orleans. We were over the
49:47
cap every year. It's like a running road
49:49
now. We're way over the cap. How are
49:51
we gonna do this? How are we gonna
49:53
do that? Guess what? We signed who we
49:55
wanted to sign. We kept pushing
49:58
contracts out into the future. I'm sure it'll come
50:00
back to bite them in the ass at some
50:02
point in time But it's been 15 years
50:05
later and they're still competitive and obviously they're
50:07
not as good anymore cuz they don't have
50:09
Drew and Sean but like If
50:12
you don't have cap space and you want to
50:14
create it You can create it if your owner
50:16
is willing to spend cash cash is
50:18
king. That's all it's all about that The
50:21
whole the whole cap thing is is just kind
50:23
of you know a parameter that
50:25
is needed But it
50:27
can be circumvented in all types of ways All
50:30
right. Well, we'll keep that in mind if they end
50:32
up restructuring that Kenan Allen deal here be interesting to
50:35
see Josh Thanks so much, man. We always appreciate it.
50:37
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the athletic calm All
51:02
right, my biggest reaction that I think we have to go back to
51:05
in the entire interview with
51:07
Josh Lucas Did he
51:09
go did he say Byron
51:11
Murphy? cockstrong You
51:15
took note of that too Yeah, I mean
51:17
he did he did I probably
51:19
should jump in and follow it up, but We
51:23
have a definition of what that means like literally within
51:26
that moment like I What
51:30
you're gonna go I you know me
51:32
I love scouting buzzwords, I mean
51:34
I do you got to be careful googling that I feel like True
51:39
also true, but if you put the
51:41
word definition in there, it's safe Okay,
51:43
so I have an individual who acts
51:46
manly and or khaki Okay,
51:49
here's another one a type of physical strength that
51:51
is not derived from the weight room Balls
51:57
oh I'm
52:00
now spitting on my mic. Yep All
52:03
right, this is where this podcast is gone
52:05
Well, I was just like is this one
52:07
of those like borderline uncomfortable scouting terms or
52:10
is this a real? This is a this
52:12
is a real definition and then our producer
52:14
kit here has brought to
52:16
our attention I Think
52:20
we dive into this Because
52:23
there might be a connection to Matt Eberflus like
52:26
we might actually have to ask loose a question
52:28
here because we know flus Has his nicknames we
52:30
know rod marinelli is his mentor
52:33
one of his mentors And
52:35
there's a story from the Dallas Morning
52:37
News from 20 It's
52:41
actually from 2015 But
52:43
it goes back to when rod marinelli arrived in
52:46
2013 to help the Dallas
52:48
Cowboys defense Key members of the
52:50
unit were given nicknames that the
52:52
sound familiar flus in his nicknames Nick
52:56
Hayden Badger
52:58
by the way Nick Hayden graduated from Wisconsin the same
53:00
year as me Nick
53:04
Hayden's nickname given to him by rod marinelli
53:07
was golden cock Don't
53:10
get mad at me this is in the Dallas Morning
53:12
News. It's legitimate. Yeah. Yeah Why
53:16
would be managing? I
53:18
think everybody's now thankful that you revisited this story
53:20
from the Dallas Morning News. Well, this is all
53:22
Kent I mean he he's the Cowboys guy and
53:24
he brought it to our attention. This is great
53:28
and apparently
53:31
Now I'm clicking on a Twitter link Apparently
53:34
there were actually t-shirts made up So
53:39
what we are now Suggesting
53:41
that when the Bears do draft
53:44
Byron Murphy with the ninth overall pick
53:47
The t-shirts are not saying Hogan John
53:49
shirts, but t-shirts Be
53:52
made with the nickname talk
53:55
strong I mean
53:57
I Don't
53:59
know quite. Qualifies as an obvious shirt.
54:02
Little. less obvious of his shirt, but.
54:05
I put than obviously good nickname assuming this
54:07
is what I love and loyalty get behind
54:09
this for dessert. Like I love
54:11
talk in the stock and ball.
54:14
With. with josh because all the
54:16
the scouting. Terms. Get
54:19
thrown in there again like a he reverts
54:21
to that and it's like I love it.
54:24
I love scouting lingo and this is this
54:26
is a good one. Yeah,
54:29
I'm. But. It also makes
54:31
me wonder. About. The. Less.
54:35
Clean Nicknames. That
54:38
flus. Might have for members on the
54:40
that we haven't heard I be I feel
54:42
like we've only her own. Like may Go Shark
54:44
okay but of Rod Marinelli really your meds
54:46
or there must be some. There must be some
54:48
better nicknames and this the same the down a
54:51
bit and makes you wonder what the nicknames
54:53
really are. Frost. The
54:56
idea that visual of like one
54:58
of those bears Mike's up behind
55:00
the scenes cameras precipitous for a
55:02
can or ounce. I five a
55:04
guy to forfeit. He says it
55:06
all goes like. If
55:10
we did start the flu since assists the wicked
55:12
the thought of lose the going to be owners
55:14
means is there. I mean we might. Does that
55:16
do though? Interview on this Miss Snow at Some
55:18
it Up for sure. What?
55:21
Like a youth? Come on dude we're we're
55:23
here are the owners means the weather's nice
55:25
were for we need every name and have
55:27
on us right now. Just spilt spill it
55:30
A and the nicknames it. As for the
55:32
media as I'm saying oh okay Oh yes
55:34
okay those. The are all revealed
55:36
in this episode. I think it's it's
55:39
it's com um. That's. Fantastic
55:41
or it's ah. Anything
55:44
else serious That we surrender? Sexism? Ah
55:48
I'm set in all honesty like the
55:50
stuff I'm just i'm fields is it
55:52
is is fascinating like forget that the
55:54
press market top versus and just the
55:57
idea of. The Bears
55:59
being his. Situation. The.
56:02
To prove himself to the league again. In.
56:05
Ah, the Bears might be actually okay with
56:07
providing that given the right selection, a quarterback
56:09
and who they but next to be room
56:11
with. Just as Ill see, the only thing
56:14
I really. Does it
56:16
does? I do agree with that. Not
56:19
in a vacuum as he say happy to
56:21
the yeah I would Also is a couple
56:23
things like quibble with one is I think
56:25
caleb. Is
56:28
a little bit different than I do think he. Probably
56:31
should play right away. I'm.
56:35
To. Like
56:38
your follow up of whether or not just
56:40
him would be okay with that. Ah,
56:42
I. I
56:45
think publicly he would do what he's
56:47
done it from day one that he's
56:49
gotten here and. Put on a
56:51
brave face and say you know, yeah, whatever the team
56:53
needs me to do and all the staff. As
56:56
a private, leaps. how could you not be
56:58
like dude, you're gonna make me learn another
57:01
officer. And then I'm when I'm
57:03
at the Learn. Another offered next year because everyone
57:05
involved in the situation knows he wouldn't be here.
57:07
And twenty Twenty Five. I
57:10
just. I. Keep coming back.
57:12
This conversation I think of the conversation worth
57:15
having for the still on the roster. But.
57:19
I do. We've.
57:22
Been through this twice now. We went
57:24
through with Mister Risk. Went through it
57:26
would just feels. The
57:28
idea of setting these guys sounds
57:30
good. It it's not
57:33
very real is realistic and before you
57:35
bring up the chiefs and Ryan polls
57:37
was they're completely different situation and the
57:39
fact he was there he knows it's
57:42
a different situation. Will
57:45
history. History
57:47
is against this idea. It
57:49
it. It is
57:52
ah, who knows or. Something
57:56
about you know, I think about it. I'm
57:59
thinking about it. Than I ever have right now.
58:01
So feel like you're part of their Justin Fields
58:03
fan club? Like you For that person running their
58:05
twitter account might. Just.
58:08
Adam Feel this thinking about this. Is
58:12
close of Adam Fields. They. Haunt
58:15
myself as a the Oh Goddess of Adam
58:17
Adam Jones is they can mother's feals, Jewish
58:19
and I'm I'm still. I'm
58:22
laughing internally. Story now, so I
58:24
am last week. at least part.
58:27
of the get one I'd ah with a
58:30
good everybody list name and takes his ass
58:32
Lucas course for trump an hour with us
58:34
once again ah. We will
58:36
be back next week. With. A
58:39
couple more episodes. Some
58:41
important protests going on next week:
58:43
Saleable hims Jj Mccarthy. Ah,
58:47
Well us he's pro days and
58:49
the same days Alabama in Ohio
58:51
State? Yeah, So that's
58:54
interesting because. The.
58:56
Bears you have to split up resources elisa little
58:58
bit their. Yeah. That's. One
59:00
of those all and Sendak, everybody's out of the building.
59:04
Or maybe to send the defense of guys to
59:06
Alabama. Because a
59:09
flus has to go. To.
59:11
California. That's.
59:13
A good point. Yeah, I've your head coach there. With. With.
59:16
The potential? Aren't you better? But.
59:18
There's also Jc late them with
59:20
Alabama for if you're looking at
59:22
off at tackles potentially so. ah.
59:25
Resources. Last to be split up. he
59:27
also got Notre Dame on Thursday. Next week he
59:29
are Michigan on Friday so it's it's. And
59:33
will be a busy week on the protein
59:35
circuits are will have it all covered for
59:37
you along the way. We'll see if any
59:39
more moves are made over the weekend. Are
59:41
expecting Keenan Allen to be I introduced as
59:43
well. As some point
59:46
a really good so everything that happens we will
59:48
have you covered on the back end of it.
59:50
Be back Tuesday with another episode. I think that's
59:52
the plan Tuesday morning. Please
59:56
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