Hey, hey, and welcome in to the House of L podcast. I'm Lauren's Holmes. Thanks so much for hanging out.

We are brought to you by Remy Martin. I decided not to turn the light on because I feel like it actually records better for YouTube. If I don't, maybe we'll try and experiment before I get done.

But I feel like you can see it more clearly with it not

being on, but whatever. The Bears just lost to the 49ers, 42, 38, and what was an incredibly

entertaining football game. From an offensive standpoint, from a defensive standpoint, it was

frustrating if you're a Bears fan and have seen this

Bears defense play better. They got their takeaway and they got points, right? They put points

up on the board and it's hard to be mad at a defense when they put points up on the board.

But after that, the 49ers did whatever they wanted.

It was really beautiful offensive football.

Olin was talking about it on the station earlier this week.

And he was talking about how he couldn't wait to see these two coaches go up against each other.

And I was right there with

them you talk about two guys that you look at at what they they can put together offensively

it is downright magical watching kyle shanahan and watching ben jons just hit, like all of this stuff.

And you look at, here's what I'm looking at inside of the box score right now.

I'm looking at all of the big plays that everyone, DeAndre Swift with a 22-yard touchdown.

Kaanmanunga had an 18-yard run. He also had an 11-yard reception. Burden with a 35-yard touchdown. Loveland with a 36-yard touchdown. Walker with a 19-yard. Like, these are all big plays, and then on the other side, Jennings with a 38-yard touchdown, Pierce-all with a 30-yard catch, Purdy with a 10-yard run, McCaffrey with a 38-yard touchdown, Pierceall with a 30-yard catch,

Purdy with a 10-yard run,

McCaffrey with a 41-yard run.

There were explosive plays all over the place.

Robinson with a 25-yard catch,

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