Welcome in to the House of L podcast. I am Lauren Toms. Thank you so much for hanging

out with me. It is my pleasure to do tonight's podcast. Recording it right after the bears

just straight up curb stomped the Patriots that and that had to feel good. It was a Chicago

sweep. The bulls came back after looking like they didn't know what they were doing

to go ahead and beat up on on the Celtics while the bears went on the road and they

did work against the Patriots in Foxboro. Man, that was really fun and that's one of my

biggest takeaways from this was it was a fun game. Bears fans have been entitled to a fun

game for a while. I mean, I guess you could argue that the the game that the bears played

against San Francisco was fun because of the novelty of it. They was weird and we were

all in the house because it kept raining all day and you're trying to make sure that

you're not flooded and all that stuff and the bears win and they do the slip and slide

and that's a lot of fun. This this was legit fun because you saw there being some progress

with the quarterback like it's it's a real victory. It's a moral victory. I think it

shows a lot of cool stuff that is worthy of observation as we try to figure out exactly

why things went so well for for the bears in this game. Justin Fields is night. The statistics

won't even tell you in my opinion like how good he was. Don't get me wrong. There were

things that need to still continue to evolve with him as a player. For example, because he's

capable of extending plays with his legs. He sometimes holds on to the ball too long and

takes sacks and hits that he doesn't have to take. There are plays that happen on the sideline

a lot where he's like, man, I can I can make this throw. I can make this play. I can I can turn

this negative into a positive where he's taken extra damage and he doesn't need to live

to fight another play. But there are also those plays inside of this game where when he was

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