All right. Let's touch table with some football, shall we? David, music.

Well, let's start with an... Well, let's start with me breaking my headphones again.

No. Oh, oh, I see. It's okay. That's all right. Dad, you can fix it after the segment. Let's go.

One year will be fine. Let's get to an update for the Chicago Bears because they have done it.

They have fired O.C. Shane Waldron this morning, which means, guys, they are doing it again,

ruining another quarterback. And here's what I mean. The infrastructure just is not right around

another quarterback. They have no offensive line. Sure, they may have more weapons than Justin

Fields and Mitchell Tribesky, but this is what it is in Chicago. They never get it right. Let me give

you something here, though. Every other OC, potential OC that they interviewed, here's

where their team ranks this year. Kingsbury, fourth, in offense.

Cohen for Tampa Bay, eighth, Robinson, fifth, Kubiak, 16th, and Greg Roman, 22nd.

All right.

And they are 30th.

Let me add something that I said to Rico yesterday, and I want to share with you and our audience today.

Every front office member who's a power broker in Chicago, including the coach, the OC,

Ryan Poles, et cetera, all of the same agent, Trace Armstrong.

So why is that relevant?

Well, when the entire power base has the same agent, and Armstrong brings an OC candidate

to town who's rep by him, huh, interesting. You know who doesn't have Trace Armstrong as an O.C. candidate to town who's rep by him.

Huh, interesting. You know who doesn't have Trace Armstrong as an agent? Cliff Kingsbury.

Do you know who Cliff Kingsbury coached in college and worked with and knows?

Oh, wait, Caleb Williams.

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