Welcome into the House of L podcast. I'm Lauren Tomes. Thank you so much for hanging out here with me.

We are talking about a bear's loss that had some moments that made you go.

As Arsenio would say, thanks so much for hanging out here with me that the bears lose the Eagles,

but look, we know that we're judging all of these games on a sliding scale,

the sliding scale of disaster versus triumph,

and while the bears didn't triumph as far as winning the game,

I do think that there's a lot that you walk away from from this game and say,

wow, that was pretty cool, that they were able to do some things in this game.

Before I get to just a few things, I know that's usually where I started,

I figured I'd switch it up today. There's a couple things that I want to talk about.

I want to talk about the Eagles offense and elements that I want added to the bears offense eventually,

and I want to talk about Matt Ibra Flucin, his particular him and Alan Williams

and their particular game plan for this game. Let me start there.

I love to see when coaches are not afraid to adapt their scheme.

There's a huge difference between a scheme and a game plan,

and sometimes coaches are so enamored by their scheme that they forget to game plan.

Everything should be off of what it is that you run.

Everything should work off of the scheme that you run,

but when you think that you might have an advantage in a game,

or that you're going to try something in a game that will give your team a better chance to win,

then you should go for it, and the bears did that defensively.

I'm waiting for the people who are on the beat to give me the numbers on it,

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